According to @litecoin, a new X post showcases how to use Litecoin’s MWEB opt-in privacy, linking to a walkthrough by @TAdventurousoul on Nov 30, 2025. Source: Litecoin on X https://twitter.com/litecoin/status/1995005398378791006 and TAdventurousoul on X https://x.com/TAdventurousoul/status/1994690412934828322 According to @litecoin, the shared content focuses on demonstrating MWEB usage and does not include protocol change announcements, fee changes, or exchange policy updates in the post text provided. Source: Litecoin on X https://twitter.com/litecoin/status/1995005398378791006 According to @litecoin, traders tracking LTC can monitor official communications and exchange notices for any follow-up guidance related to MWEB deposits or withdrawals, as the current post is a usage demo rather than a policy update. Source: Litecoin on X https://twitter.com/litecoin/status/1995005398378791006

According to @litecoin, Litecoin's MWEB confidentiality is compatible with regular LTC addresses, enabling regular to MWEB, MWEB to regular, and MWEB to MWEB transfers via standard sending, source: @litecoin on X, Nov 23, 2025. @litecoin states there are no shields to raise, no complicated wallet infrastructure, and no extra steps when using MWEB, source: @litecoin on X, Nov 23, 2025. @litecoin frames usage as opt in and opt out instead of peg in and peg out, source: @litecoin on X, Nov 23, 2025. Supported clients named by @litecoin are Nexus Wallet, Cake Wallet, Stack Wallet, and Litecoin Core, source: @litecoin on X, Nov 23, 2025. For traders, this means LTC can be moved between public and confidential address types through the listed wallets using the normal send flow, facilitating straightforward private LTC transfers on Litecoin, source: @litecoin on X, Nov 23, 2025.