Many people underestimate the key position of $NIGHT .
Now, when it comes to privacy, everyone is still focused on transaction anonymity. But in the multi-chain era, what is truly vulnerable and more valuable is actually the cross-chain message itself.
A cross-chain message often contains strategy paths, call sequences, trigger conditions, and fund intentions. If these are in plaintext, the system is always in a state of being understood, and many MEV and frontrunning attacks start from the message layer.
It is precisely because of this that I increasingly believe: the value of NIGHT is not just private transactions, but providing privacy and control capabilities for cross-chain messages.
It's not about hiding assets, but about making information no longer run naked.
If privacy can be called, configured, and programmed, then it is more like a layer of infrastructure-level privacy armor, rather than just a narrative about privacy coins.
As cross-chain becomes the default, the real question might be: Who is protecting these messages?
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Many people underestimate the key position of $NIGHT .
Now, when it comes to privacy, everyone is still focused on transaction anonymity.
But in the multi-chain era, what is truly vulnerable and more valuable is actually the cross-chain message itself.
A cross-chain message often contains strategy paths, call sequences, trigger conditions, and fund intentions.
If these are in plaintext, the system is always in a state of being understood, and many MEV and frontrunning attacks start from the message layer.
It is precisely because of this that I increasingly believe: the value of NIGHT is not just private transactions, but providing privacy and control capabilities for cross-chain messages.
It's not about hiding assets,
but about making information no longer run naked.
If privacy can be called, configured, and programmed,
then it is more like a layer of infrastructure-level privacy armor,
rather than just a narrative about privacy coins.
As cross-chain becomes the default,
the real question might be:
Who is protecting these messages?
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