GhostWare’s GHOST Climbs Nearly 60% After GhostSwap Reveal

Beincrypto reports that the price of GhostWareOS’s native token GHOST surged nearly 60% after the project announced GhostSwap, a privacy-first cross-chain decentralized exchange and bridge designed for Solana.

As of this writing, GHOST was trading at $0.003692, up 58.3% in the last 24 hours. Momentum accelerated after GhostWareOS confirmed it will launch GhostSwap next week: “The Privacy Layer of Solana, GhostWareOS powered by $GHOST, will be releasing a new product this coming week. We call it GhostSwap.” GhostSwap is positioned to let users swap assets from external blockchains into Solana without exposing wallet identities, transaction histories, or asset paths, routing funds through shielded liquidity pools and atomic swap mechanisms.

The announcement builds on a 2026 roadmap published on January 21 that outlines a “full privacy economy,” including GhostSend, enterprise and NGO integrations in early 2026 (private payroll, B2B payments and stablecoin remittances, with Zebec cited as a live pilot partner), and planned Ghost Network upgrades such as multi-hop routing, metadata scrubbing, stealth address enforcement and future zero-knowledge proofs and multi-party computation. The coverage also warns that scalability limits, Solana outages, ZK verification challenges and regulatory risks could temper the rally and that the surge may reflect hype more than proven utility.

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Crypto, Ghostwareos, Ghost, Ghostswap, Solana, Zebec