Today's $NIGHT has risen quite a bit, my hedging positions have gone from profit to huge loss.

I guess I should study the technology well.

I find it really interesting to recount the development history of the blockchain industry; initially, everyone pursued public ledgers, fearing opacity.

As it developed and grew, 'full transparency' seemingly became a disadvantage, and people started to focus on meaning instead.

I think Midnight's solution is great, allowing for selective disclosure and placing more emphasis on the privacy of activities rather than the privacy of assets @MidnightNetwork .

Of course, Midnight's privacy chain is not about creating an island of privacy but rather about expanding the functionality of public chains, especially with the introduction of the Partner Chain concept, which is more like adding a great plugin to existing crypto assets.

Your crypto assets do not need to move for privacy; instead, when privacy features are needed, you can call on Midnight to assist you with activities, and the privacy during this process is handled by Midnight.

This seems a bit like outsourcing, but it is implemented through ZK-enabled contracts at the base layer, providing a compliant mathematical proof without touching your original data.

#night In just a few simple steps, on-chain crypto assets can achieve default privacy and disclose on demand. Moreover, it offers a relatively convenient Compact language for writing contracts.

Such operations really return data security to the users, achieving personal digital sovereignty. $ONT