Recently browsing various communities, I increasingly feel a sense of oppression—it's becoming more and more difficult to remain anonymous on the blockchain.
To put it simply, the current problem is: as assets grow, any slight change in regulatory policies exposes everything in your wallet. For users with large holdings, this sense of security is really lacking. Conversely, ordinary retail investors with small holdings are becoming the most anxious group.
It is precisely against this backdrop that I have re-evaluated privacy solutions. Whether it is zero-knowledge proofs or other privacy protocols, the importance of these technologies is becoming more and more evident. Protecting on-chain assets is no longer an option but a genuine necessity.
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Recently browsing various communities, I increasingly feel a sense of oppression—it's becoming more and more difficult to remain anonymous on the blockchain.
To put it simply, the current problem is: as assets grow, any slight change in regulatory policies exposes everything in your wallet. For users with large holdings, this sense of security is really lacking. Conversely, ordinary retail investors with small holdings are becoming the most anxious group.
It is precisely against this backdrop that I have re-evaluated privacy solutions. Whether it is zero-knowledge proofs or other privacy protocols, the importance of these technologies is becoming more and more evident. Protecting on-chain assets is no longer an option but a genuine necessity.