Ethereum co-founder recently stated that privacy features will become the next major development direction for the Ethereum ecosystem. This judgment is very interesting——as on-chain activity increases, users' demand for transaction privacy is also continuously rising. Currently, most public chain transactions are open and transparent, which is actually a pain point for institutional users and privacy-conscious participants. Once the privacy layer is improved, it can not only attract more institutional-level participants but also expand Ethereum's scenarios in finance and business applications. From a technical perspective, the maturity of privacy protocols has already seen significant improvement, and the timing for integration into the main chain seems to be approaching. If this trend truly explodes, it could change the competitive landscape of the entire ecosystem.
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TestnetScholar
· 13h ago
Privacy is indeed a necessity, but whether it can be truly implemented depends on whether the technical solution can hold up—don't just hype it up as a concept again.
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FunGibleTom
· 14h ago
Privacy is indeed a pain point, but how quickly it can be truly implemented depends on various factors. Hopefully, it's not just another PPT revolution.
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notSatoshi1971
· 14h ago
Yes, privacy is definitely something that needs to be kept up with, or else institutions really won't pay much attention.
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ChainDoctor
· 14h ago
Privacy should have been prioritized long ago. Now everything on the chain is transparent and clear—who would want that?
But integrating into the main chain without issues... that's the real key.
Honestly, only when everything is well-prepared will institutions dare to enter on a large scale.
The wallets of the big players can't be exposed, you know.
A mature privacy protocol is one thing; actually being able to use it smoothly is another.
Let's wait and see—whether it explodes or not depends on the actual user experience.
With such a strong demand for privacy, why did it take so many years to start working on it?
Ethereum co-founder recently stated that privacy features will become the next major development direction for the Ethereum ecosystem. This judgment is very interesting——as on-chain activity increases, users' demand for transaction privacy is also continuously rising. Currently, most public chain transactions are open and transparent, which is actually a pain point for institutional users and privacy-conscious participants. Once the privacy layer is improved, it can not only attract more institutional-level participants but also expand Ethereum's scenarios in finance and business applications. From a technical perspective, the maturity of privacy protocols has already seen significant improvement, and the timing for integration into the main chain seems to be approaching. If this trend truly explodes, it could change the competitive landscape of the entire ecosystem.