2026-01-19 17:40:43

On-chain execution combined with selective reveal capabilities are reshaping how we think about privacy. What used to feel like a trade-off between speed, privacy, and compliance is no longer necessary. Institutions can now tap into ETH liquidity without exposing every transaction move. This represents a fundamental shift—not just another incremental improvement, but a genuine upgrade to the entire infrastructure. The mainnet deployment window is looking solid for March, and the implications for institutional adoption could be substantial.

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MEVictim

· 6h ago

Haha, this time it's really different. Institutions can finally relax and play with ETH liquidity. --- Privacy + speed + compliance triangle is no longer contradictory? That's interesting. --- March deployment is coming, is this the moment for institutional FOMO? --- Selective disclosure is a brilliant move. Finally, no need to expose your trades to the entire network. --- Wait, can it really be completely anonymous or just selective? Still a bit uncertain. --- I don't know how many times I've heard the phrase "infrastructure upgrade," but this time it's truly different. --- Precursor to institutional entry? I bet it will definitely be popular. --- This wave of ETH is indeed solving real problems, not just theoretical discussions.

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