Aptos is making a serious push toward institutional adoption by rolling out Confidential Transactions. The feature just landed on devnet through a collaboration with Distributed Lab, leveraging homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs to keep balances and transaction amounts private. Here's the key detail: even with all that encryption happening under the hood, senders and recipients remain visible on-chain. It's a smart architectural choice—institutional players get the privacy they need without completely obscuring transaction trails. This kind of infrastructure development signals where the network is headed.
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not_your_keys
· 01-12 12:01
Privacy features are in place, but you can still see the sender... Is this what the institutions want?
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MEVHunterBearish
· 01-12 12:00
Privacy transactions, Aptos is trying to win the favor of institutional investors. Homomorphic encryption is really slick.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 01-12 11:56
ngl, the partial privacy angle is actually the play here... empirically speaking, most institutions *want* auditability anyway. sender/recipient visibility keeps regulators happy while zk does the real work. smart compromise tbh, though wonder if this edges closer to "decentralization theater" than actual privacy infrastructure 🤔
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 01-12 11:55
just like mile 20 of the marathon, aptos is finally hitting that institutional wall. confidential transactions sound cool but tbh... keeping senders/recipients visible kinda defeats half the privacy pitch, ngl. still, accumulation phase vibes are strong here.
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CexIsBad
· 01-12 11:53
Institutions are really starting to move, and Aptos's privacy solution is quite interesting.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 01-12 11:43
Privacy transactions are the most favored by institutional players.
Aptos is making a serious push toward institutional adoption by rolling out Confidential Transactions. The feature just landed on devnet through a collaboration with Distributed Lab, leveraging homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs to keep balances and transaction amounts private. Here's the key detail: even with all that encryption happening under the hood, senders and recipients remain visible on-chain. It's a smart architectural choice—institutional players get the privacy they need without completely obscuring transaction trails. This kind of infrastructure development signals where the network is headed.