According to @litecoin, the project shared an official explainer showing how Litecoin’s MimbleWimble Extension Blocks MWEB enable opt-in confidential transactions that hide transaction amounts while keeping the base chain transparent, source: Litecoin on X, Litecoin.com news 'Litecoin is Privacy'. For traders, moving LTC into MWEB makes amounts non-public, reducing the visibility of those transfers to on-chain observers and affecting metrics that rely on transparent amounts, source: Litecoin.com news 'Litecoin is Privacy'. The post notes MWEB operates as an extension block, so users can choose between transparent and private transfers without changing the main chain’s standard transaction flow, source: Litecoin.com news 'Litecoin is Privacy'. No new protocol change or listing update was announced in this communication, it is an educational highlight directing users to the explainer, source: Litecoin on X.

According to Litecoin, the count of optional private addresses has surpassed 329,000, signaling continued growth in this usage metric. Source: Litecoin on X, Nov 8, 2025. For trading, this on-chain adoption figure offers a concrete datapoint to monitor Litecoin (LTC) relative strength and liquidity trends across spot and derivatives markets. Source: Litecoin on X, Nov 8, 2025. The post characterizes the trend as gaining steam and higher, highlighting momentum that traders can track for follow-through in network activity metrics. Source: Litecoin on X, Nov 8, 2025.