GHOST Token Surges 60% as GhostWareOS Expands Privacy Suite on Solana

GHOST jumps nearly 60% after GhostWareOS unveils a major privacy-focused expansion on Solana, signaling a broader privacy economy across the Solana ecosystem.

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2026-01-25

The price of GhostWareOS’s native token, GHOST, surged nearly 60% in the past 24 hours, as traders reacted to the project’s announcement of a major expansion of its privacy-focused product suite on Solana. GhostWareOS is a Solana-based privacy infrastructure project that aims to provide anonymous payments, stealth transfers, and privacy-preserving liquidity tools on an otherwise fully transparent blockchain. The announcement immediately fueled speculation that GhostWare is growing beyond private payments into a broader, multi-chain privacy stack. GhostSwap is positioned as a cross-chain, privacy-first decentralized exchange and bridge.

The launch builds on GhostWare’s longer-term vision outlined in its 2026 privacy roadmap, published on January 21. “In 2025, we established GhostWare as Solana’s privacy layer, launching GhostPay to enable anonymous on-chain payments,” the team stated. The roadmap expands that scope into what GhostWare calls a “full privacy economy” powered by the GHOST token. Beyond GhostSwap, the roadmap includes GhostSend, a sender-initiated stealth transfer system that hides the sender’s identity even from the recipient.

The feature is aimed at private peer-to-peer payments, donations, and activist funding, where unlinkability is critical. GhostWare also outlined plans for enterprise and NGO integrations in early 2026. This includes private payroll, B2B payments, and stablecoin remittances, with on-chain payroll provider Zebec already cited as a live pilot partner. A series of planned upgrades to the Ghost Network underpins the ecosystem. It serves as the project’s privacy-preserving relay and encryption layer.

These include multi-hop routing, metadata scrubbing, stealth address enforcement, and future integration of zero-knowledge proofs and multi-party computation to reduce trust assumptions further and improve decentralization. The sharp move in GHOST price reflects growing conviction that privacy infrastructure is becoming a strategic layer within Solana’s high-throughput ecosystem. This is particularly as institutional, enterprise, and humanitarian use cases come into focus. Solana’s real TPS is around 700-1,400, which is far below the claimed 65,000. The 60% surge is likely to be more hype than sustainable utility.