A public ledger doesn't just let one company see you, it lets anyone with a block explorer see you.
I'd argue $NEAR Intents is one of the better options out there atm:
> An intent gets fulfilled and settled without exposing the order's mechanics to the public ledger
> No operator sits in the middle holding a full view of the account
> Liquidity routes across chains and assets
> NEAR's capture rate on this activity is up 2.7x in the past 30D
NEAR's been assembling the pieces for this since 2017 - its time for the agentic, private, and agnostic chain to take flight.