Menese Protocol has announced the launch of Menese Pro, a new platform offering automated decentralised finance strategies, privacy-focused features and access to multiple blockchain networks.
The service provides users with stealth address support across Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, allowing transactions to be carried out with additional privacy measures. Menese said the platform is designed around non-custodial access, meaning users retain control of their funds rather than handing assets to a third-party service.
Menese Pro includes access to 25 automated strategies on Hyperliquid, including cross-chain asset rotation tools. The platform also supports automated DeFi strategies and liquidity balancing across six venues covering assets including Cardano, Sui, Ethereum, Solana and XRP.
The company said users can access the service without Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements, with privacy features built into the platform. Menese has also introduced a referral programme that allows users to earn $Menes tokens by inviting others.
The platform can be accessed through the Menese automated market maker (AMM) pool using Internet Computer Protocol ($ICP), with the company stating that users can begin with an entry point of $20. Menese said the system allows users to spend $USDC across supported networks in a single step while maintaining control of their assets.
According to Menese, the platform does not add hidden costs to swaps or transactions and operates on a subscription-style model where users pay once for access to its services across supported chains.
The launch comes as blockchain platforms continue to explore ways to combine automation, privacy and cross-chain functionality. However, users of decentralised finance services remain responsible for understanding the risks involved, including market volatility, smart contract vulnerabilities and the technical complexity of managing digital assets.
Menese said Menese Pro aims to provide users with tools for managing multichain assets while keeping ownership of funds in their own hands.
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