God has willed it, you do not sleep

I didn't even care at first. Another ZK project. Another pitch. But I kept watching, and that's what got me—it didn't feel like a demo. It was messy. Agents moving on their own, doing things that looked unscripted. Real.

I caught myself checking back. Not because someone told me to. Because I was curious.

And it made me realize something. We're all staring at price like it matters. But price is just noise. What builds an ecosystem isn't users—it's developers. And developers don't chase hype. We chase tools that don't get in our way.

Most ZK projects are a headache. Powerful, sure. But the friction kills everything.

Midnight surprised me because they actually thought about usability. TypeScript. No crypto headaches. Just building.

When users show up later, the foundation is already set by devs. That's what people miss.

The timing hit me too. Right before mainnet, instead of controlling everything, they just… showed it. Transparent. Unpolished. That's more convincing than any ad.

I didn't expect to care again. But watching this? I feel it.
$NIGHT @MidnightNetwork #night
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