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I have been doing some research on Midnight Network today, and to be honest with you, it's one of those projects that made me take a second to think about its implications. I mean, blockchains are built on transparency, right? Everything is out in the open. Transactions are visible. That's good for building trust, but let's be honest with ourselves… that's not exactly good for our privacy.
So, Midnight Network is trying to solve that $NIGHT problem with something called zero-knowledge proofs. Now, I know that sounds super technical, but basically, you can prove something is true without giving away any information about how you know that information is true. That's pretty mind-blowing when you think about it.
I just finished working on some tasks related to Midnight Network today, and I think I see how big this could be for Web3 apps. I mean, developers can build decentralized apps that are secure by default. That means finance, healthcare, identity… all those types of industries could potentially be built on blockchain without compromising our private information.$NIGHT
And that’s the part I like the most, I think. Data ownership. So, basically, we give our data, and we trust that these companies will use our data in an appropriate manner. Midnight does exactly the opposite. So, we’re in control, and we get all the benefits from the blockchain technology. That’s a huge difference if they’re able to pull it off.
Timing is interesting, though. While I was learning about all these concepts, like privacy and security, I made a rookie mistake today. I made an altcoin trade, and I got an up candle, and I was like, “Oh, I’m going to get some gains.” Yeah, I got an instant pullback. So, I think my PnL this week is still in the green, but I got humbled today, let’s say.
I think that’s why I like seeing projects like Midnight Network. I mean, I got into crypto because of all these concepts. It’s not always about making gains and trading. It’s not always about that. Sometimes it’s about solving problems. So, if they’re going to be at the forefront of something like that, I think, in the future, people will wish they paid more attention to Midnight Network.#night $NIGHT @MidnightNetwork

I just finished reading a bunch of Fabric Protocol and Fabric Foundation materials today, and to be honest with you… it’s really interesting. Normally, I’m stuck with my eyes glued to my computer screen looking at various crypto charts all day long. But Fabric Protocol has managed to bring the robotics side of the tech world to my attention. 🤖
Anyway, the thing that caught my attention is how Fabric Protocol is attempting to create an open environment that allows people to create and enhance general-purpose robots. So instead of having all the code contained within a single company’s environment, it’s more like a shared space where people can work together to enhance the code over time. This reminds me a little of the way that people work on various open-source crypto projects.$ROBO
One thing that caught my attention is the idea of verifiable computing. So the Fabric Protocol allows the system to verify that a robot has indeed performed a task correctly. There is no way to manipulate the system to make it perform a task incorrectly. The entire system is verifiable.
Funny thing though… while I was doing my research on the topic, I made a small mistake with my trading as well. So, yeah, impatience strikes again. 😅 Anyway, my PNL for the week is still good, but that trade taught me again that discipline is more important than speed.
And funnily enough, the concept of Fabric Protocol's transparency and verification somehow .makes me think of trading communities as well. When people share actual strategies, not just hype, everyone benefits.
Hot take: if robotics continues its trend of open collaboration, the speed of innovation is going to get insane.
Anyway, that's my 2 cents after doing my research on the topic for the day. Now, back to the charts.
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