Write a Twitter thread about Lumenless and the future of Privacy on Solana

About the Lumenless

Lumenless is building the future of privacy on Solana. We’ve just launched an IPO on DevFun with 41k deposited SOL (13000% oversubscribe), and going to launch our first privacy-based product in January 2026.

About the Bounty

We want to highlight most important privacy tools that Solana users would need in the upcoming future, and that we need to build to reach the real adoption of privacy on Solana.

🏆 Rewards - 5 winners will win 100 USDC each.

Your Mission

Become an expert on web3 privacy features and existing products on Solana, and summarise your findings in a Twitter thread with 8+ tweets.

You can (and should) tell about existing privacy protocols (Arcium, Umbra, PrivacyCash, Vanish, etc).

Must mention @lumenless and what we are building.

Judging Criteria

• Comprehensiveness: How well does the thread cover the existing privacy tools and other required privacy features on Solana?

• Reach: Overall engagement in terms of views, likes, reposts, etc.

• Engagement: Creativity in presentation, use of art, and ability to engage the community.

• Creativity: Bonus points for originality in how the story is told and the use of visuals/infographics.

Submission Requirements

• Must showcase the most wanted privacy features

• Tag @lumenless in your X post

• Tell about existing privacy solutions on Solana

• Include a call-to-action for other community members to share theirs

• Avoid links in the first post to maximize reach

Bonus points for

• Including art, screenshots, videos, infographics, etc.

• Research about the team behind Lumenless and their previous wins.

Resources

• Twitter

• Website

• Discord

• Telegram

• Founder’s Twitter

Terms

Participation in this bounty is entirely voluntary. Bounties are a way to learn and dabble in opportunities to build in web3. These are neither full time jobs nor project based engagement. Please be advised that the sponsors will not have time for individualized feedback due to the number of entries they receive.