Ekubo Introduces Shadow Accounts for Liquidity Providers

The pitch here is discretion without exiting public rails, which is a narrower claim than privacy: positions and transactions stay visible onchain, so the feature is about obscuring intent or strategy rather than hiding activity. That distinction matters for LPs weighing whether visibility of their positioning invites copy-trading or front-running, and for the broader question of whether DeFi's transparency is a feature or a cost for professional liquidity. Whether other venues adopt similar middle-ground tooling, and whether onchain visibility proves sufficient to blunt its appeal, is the open question.