The Stratis Platform is a project that leverages a native token called “Strat” while also utilizing the backbone of bitcoin’s blockchain as well. The company, founded in 2016 by Chris Trew, focuses on providing developers and institutions the ability to deploy distributed ledger applications. So far Stratis has developed it’s own ‘master node’ infrastructure for it’s native token, a bitcoin-based blockchain interface that utilizes C# and the Microsoft .NET codebase, a Bitcoin full node written in C#, and this past July released the alpha version of Breeze Wallet.
Stratis developers announced earlier this year they were initially working with the researchers who wrote the Tumblebit white paper, and planned on integrating the protocol into Breeze. Now, this week the Stratis team announced they have successfully implemented the privacy-centric bitcoin tumbler into the Breeze user interface. The development team believes the wallet has reached a major milestone by providing a higher level of privacy for Strat and bitcoin transactions.
“This development has allowed us to start seeing considerable volume of transactions protected by ‘Breeze’s Privacy Protocol,’ the architecture developed by Stratis, which provides a safe way to anonymize cryptocurrencies,” explains the Stratis team.
"The Breeze Wallet is now fully capable of providing enhanced privacy to bitcoin transactions through a secure connection. Utilising Breeze Servers that are pre registered on the network using a secure, trustless registration mechanism that is resistant to manipulation and censorship."