When people read Midnight, do they see a privacy chain, or do they see a system trying to redraw the limits of transparency itself?
If trust on a blockchain only needs proof, why has the industry become so comfortable with exposing everything around that proof?
Can selective disclosure really create a healthier model of public trust, or does it simply move the power of visibility into a different set of hands?
And maybe the deeper question is this: if Midnight reveals only what verification truly requires, does that make it less transparent, or more honest about what transparency should have been all along?