The privacy public chain sector has recently caused quite a stir. A certain privacy project has surged nearly 200% in a week, with a 24-hour jump of 135.9%. The current price is stable around $0.2, and the daily trading volume has directly broken through $1.3 billion. What is behind this market movement?
The key lies in technological breakthroughs. The project's EVM virtual machine has officially gone live, which means what? Solidity developers can directly migrate their applications, saving the trouble of redeveloping. Even more impressive, after migration, applications automatically enjoy native privacy protection—no extra effort required from developers.
But what truly attracts institutional investment might be its compliance approach. By adopting the strategy of "default privacy + on-demand verification," it satisfies user privacy needs while meeting regulatory requirements like travel rules. This could be a way out for traditional privacy coins, which have often been criticized for compliance issues. This time, there’s a new solution.
In terms of capital flow, net main force capital inflow over the past 24 hours exceeds $26 million, indicating that this is not just a retail frenzy. It seems this round of market movement has only just begun.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 11h ago
Hmm, the path of compliance and privacy is indeed quite interesting; institutions are really making moves.
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NFTPessimist
· 11h ago
Compliance is the key here; privacy coins have already failed at this point.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 11h ago
It's another story of technological breakthrough; I only believe it when institutions start pouring money madly.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 12h ago
Wait a minute, is this really a technological breakthrough or just another round of pulling the wool over investors' eyes? We're all tired of EVM compatibility; the key is whether the ecosystem can truly keep up.
Institutional inflow of 26 million sounds impressive, but with a daily trading volume of 1.3 billion, how is that ratio calculated? It's a bit outrageous.
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OfflineValidator
· 12h ago
Understanding compliance is the key to the future of privacy coins; otherwise, even the most advanced technology will be subject to sanctions.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 12h ago
This wave of EVM compatibility + privacy combination really hits the mark; migrating directly within the Solidity ecosystem is straightforward.
Institutions have net inflows of 26 million USD, indicating it's not just hype. Compliance truly hits the pain point.
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FlatTax
· 12h ago
Wow, a 135% increase. The institutions really haven't been resting. The combination of compliance and privacy is something I've never seen a project dare to play with before. Privacy coins have always failed because of issues like this.
The privacy public chain sector has recently caused quite a stir. A certain privacy project has surged nearly 200% in a week, with a 24-hour jump of 135.9%. The current price is stable around $0.2, and the daily trading volume has directly broken through $1.3 billion. What is behind this market movement?
The key lies in technological breakthroughs. The project's EVM virtual machine has officially gone live, which means what? Solidity developers can directly migrate their applications, saving the trouble of redeveloping. Even more impressive, after migration, applications automatically enjoy native privacy protection—no extra effort required from developers.
But what truly attracts institutional investment might be its compliance approach. By adopting the strategy of "default privacy + on-demand verification," it satisfies user privacy needs while meeting regulatory requirements like travel rules. This could be a way out for traditional privacy coins, which have often been criticized for compliance issues. This time, there’s a new solution.
In terms of capital flow, net main force capital inflow over the past 24 hours exceeds $26 million, indicating that this is not just a retail frenzy. It seems this round of market movement has only just begun.