What signals does Grayscale's latest Q4 report release? I'm thinking that what it truly points to is the rising interest in the privacy sector.
From an investment perspective, privacy features moving from niche to mainstream could become the next key trend. Privacy-focused coins like Zcash already have a market foundation, but the real turning point may just be beginning.
The key lies in how the technology breaks through. Taking privacy projects within the Polygon ecosystem as an example, their approach is quite interesting—transactions are executed locally, and only lightweight STARK proofs are uploaded on-chain. This not only protects user privacy but also avoids the computational burden on the chain, achieving a new balance of efficiency and security.
If this logic can be scaled and applied broadly, privacy will no longer be an exclusive need for tech enthusiasts but may evolve into a necessity for ordinary investors. Worth continuous attention.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-06 12:55
Grayscale's recent move really brings up the old topic of privacy... But to be honest, with ZEC like this now, it doesn't seem to be making much progress.
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StableBoi
· 01-05 01:07
Privacy is indeed interesting, but Zcash's performance over the past few years... well, how should I put it, expectations are one thing, reality is another. The Polygon STARK solution sounds good, but if we really want to scale up, it depends on whether the market is on board.
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MoonMathMagic
· 01-03 17:35
The privacy track is really taking off, and Grayscale played a clever move... However, the Zcash team needs to hurry up; technological iteration is the hard truth.
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VibesOverCharts
· 01-03 17:35
Privacy is indeed gaining popularity, but I haven't looked closely at Grayscale's report. I mainly think that coins like ZEC should have turned around long ago; it's really unreasonable to be neglected for so long. I need to study the Polygon STARK proof approach further; it sounds like a very elegant solution.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-03 17:29
The privacy track is indeed heating up, but is Grayscale's move really just a signal? It feels like the market is still in the exploration stage.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-03 17:05
The privacy track has indeed heated up, but it seems that Zcash has been somewhat lukewarm... STARK proofs are the core of this technology, but it depends on whether there are truly implemented projects in the future.
What signals does Grayscale's latest Q4 report release? I'm thinking that what it truly points to is the rising interest in the privacy sector.
From an investment perspective, privacy features moving from niche to mainstream could become the next key trend. Privacy-focused coins like Zcash already have a market foundation, but the real turning point may just be beginning.
The key lies in how the technology breaks through. Taking privacy projects within the Polygon ecosystem as an example, their approach is quite interesting—transactions are executed locally, and only lightweight STARK proofs are uploaded on-chain. This not only protects user privacy but also avoids the computational burden on the chain, achieving a new balance of efficiency and security.
If this logic can be scaled and applied broadly, privacy will no longer be an exclusive need for tech enthusiasts but may evolve into a necessity for ordinary investors. Worth continuous attention.