Iñaki Sánchez Polo

At first, I wasn't very convinced @MidnightNetwork , I thought it would be just another project talking about the same old stuff blah blah blah...
But then I saw that the approach was different, more focused on privacy than on other things or so it seems.
And there my opinion changed a bit. Because yes, transparency is good, but not for everything.
I don't know if they will implement it well, that's another story, but the idea at least makes sense and needs to be revisited.
The $NIGHT is within the ecosystem and seems to have real use, not just a name.

I will be honest, @MidnightNetwork it makes me doubt. But not in a bad way, rather because it is not something as simple as it seems.
The issue of privacy in blockchain is complicated because everything is designed to be visible.
So of course, when you see a project that tries to change that, it makes you think.
I don't know if they will do it well or not, I'm not an expert either, but the idea of being able to control what you show makes quite a bit of sense.
The $NIGHT apparently has utility within the system, so at least there is a basis.

It's not the type of project I usually look at, but @MidnightNetwork caught my attention a bit and I will take a look.
More than anything because it's not the usual stuff, the typical. Here the focus is privacy, and that changes things quite a bit.
Because of course, blockchain is transparent, yes, but that can sometimes also be a problem.
I'm not exactly clear on how they solve it, but at least they try to do something different or so it seems.
The token $NIGHT seems to be used within the ecosystem, which makes more sense than other projects that just rely on marketing.

I got @MidnightNetwork without looking too much and at first I thought it would be just another project, but then I spent a while reading to see if it had something different.
The issue of privacy made me think a lot, because we are used to everything being public in blockchain and that's it.
Here it seems they want to change that, or at least give the user another option according to what I read.
I'm not completely clear about it, nor will I say that I understand everything, but the idea of not showing everything all the time... makes sense.
The $NIGHT is part of the system, so it’s not just speculation from what it seems.

I have doubts, I was looking at the m-25 a little bit, I didn't delve deeply into it or anything, but it caught my attention. It's not the typical project that they sell you with hype from minute one. Here the topic is more about privacy, which honestly is not talked about as much as it should be in crypto, and in the end, it's always the same.
Because yes, everything is transparent, but... not everyone is always interested in seeing what you do.
I don't know exactly how they approach it, but the idea seems logical to me.

I think, I was looking at it a bit superficially regarding @MidnightNetwork , I didn't delve into it deeply or anything, but it caught my attention. It's not the typical project that they sell you with hype from the first minute like almost always. Here the theme is more about privacy, which honestly in crypto is not talked about as much as it should be.
Because yes, everything is transparent, but… not everyone is always interested in seeing what you do.
I don't know exactly how they approach it, but the idea seems logical to me.
The $NIGHT from what I understood serves within the network, it's not just to have it and that's it.

Honestly, most crypto projects no longer catch my attention. It's always the same, they go up and then down...
But @MidnightNetwork … I don't know, this one is different.
The topic of privacy seems much more useful to me than it appears at first. Because yes, blockchain is transparent, but that is not always good.
If they manage to make it work well, it could make a lot of sense in real life, but if not, it will be like all the others.
The $NIGHT is part of all this, and at least it has a function within the system, not just marketing.

Today I was looking over @MidnightNetwork , not in depth, but enough to get an idea, just a little bit.
And let's see, it's not the typical. It's more focused on privacy within blockchain, which is not something you see much and that interests me.
I don't know exactly how they do it (I'm not an expert either), but the proposal seems interesting to me.
The $NIGHT is within the ecosystem and seems to have utility, not just a name, it has something that motivates me.
It may not lead to anything later, that can also be, but at first… it seems more serious than other projects I've seen lately. #night

One thing that I am increasingly clear about is that not everything should be public in crypto. I didn't think about it much before, but now I do.
And just for that reason, projects like @MidnightNetwork me seem curious to me. I'm not saying they are the definitive solution or anything like that, but at least they tackle a real problem.
Because of course, transparency is good... but privacy is important too.
The token $NIGHT , from what I've seen, has use within the network, which is good, that always adds up.
I don't know if this will go far or not, but it makes more sense than many other projects that only sell hype. #night

I don't know if it happens to you, but the fact that everything on the blockchain is public has never completely convinced me. It's fine, yes, but it depends on what for.
That's why when I saw @MidnightNetwork I was left thinking a little. Because it's not the typical thing, it goes more towards privacy, that's what I believe.
It's not that I have it completely clear, but the idea of being able to control what you show and what you don't... makes sense.
The $NIGHT seems to be used within the system, so at least it's not just smoke.
Let's see how it evolves, because it can turn out to be nothing or not... but it is indeed different, that's my humble opinion. #NİGHT

I don't know if it happens to you, but for me, the fact that everything on blockchain is public has never completely convinced me. It's fine, yes, but it depends on what for, or that's my humble opinion.
That's why when I saw @MidnightNetwork I was left thinking a bit. Because it's not the typical thing, it leans more towards privacy.
It's not that I have it completely clear, but the idea of being able to control what you teach and what you don't... makes sense.
The $NIGHT HT seems to be used within the system, so at least it's not just smoke.

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Let's see, I've been looking at things about @MidnightNetwork for a while and I still don't know what to think. It's not the typical project that you see and that's it, this one has something different… I think.
The issue of privacy in blockchain has always seemed complicated to me, because everything tends to be public, and here it seems they're trying to change that without breaking the rest.
I don't know if they'll do it well or not, but the idea makes sense.
And then there's the token $NIGHT , which in theory is used to access the network, not just to have it and that's it.
I don't know, I might be wrong, but it's one of the few projects lately that has made me stop and read a little more. <t-24/>#night