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#night $NIGHT
Consider Vodafone's Pairpoint. They are creating an economy for IoT devices. Imagine your car paying its own parking fees or your fridge doing its own shopping. If the user's identity was leaked in every one of these small transactions, it would be a disaster. @MidnightNetwork is doing a 'Standard Set' here. It's not just a chain, it's a privacy layer that can be interoperable with other chains. It's an infrastructure where identity and transactions are separate from each other, but can be legally linked if necessary.
When I analyze this data, I think we are entering the third generation of blockchain. The first generation was just transactions, the second generation came with smart contracts and this third generation is coming with "regulated privacy". People are usually afraid to use blockchain because they think everything will become public or their wallet will be hacked. Midnight aims to dispel this fear. When you know that your network is being guarded by giants like Google or MoneyGram, there is a kind of peace of mind for ordinary users. Looking ahead to the mainnet launch on March 23rd, we will understand how successful this thesis is. But one thing is certain - when the world's largest information and financial giants sit at the same table and decide to operate a privacy chain, it is no longer just speculation. It becomes a signal of a new era.
Short-term market declines often confuse us, but big players always keep an eye on mega-trends. Midnight is probably the first big step in that mega-trend.
@MidnightNetwork
Consider Vodafone's Pairpoint. They are creating an economy for IoT devices. Imagine your car paying its own parking fees or your fridge doing its own shopping. If the user's identity was leaked in every one of these small transactions, it would be a disaster. @MidnightNetwork is doing a 'Standard Set' here. It's not just a chain, it's a privacy layer that can be interoperable with other chains. It's an infrastructure where identity and transactions are separate from each other, but can be legally linked if necessary.
When I analyze this data, I think we are entering the third generation of blockchain. The first generation was just transactions, the second generation came with smart contracts and this third generation is coming with "regulated privacy". People are usually afraid to use blockchain because they think everything will become public or their wallet will be hacked. Midnight aims to dispel this fear. When you know that your network is being guarded by giants like Google or MoneyGram, there is a kind of peace of mind for ordinary users. Looking ahead to the mainnet launch on March 23rd, we will understand how successful this thesis is. But one thing is certain - when the world's largest information and financial giants sit at the same table and decide to operate a privacy chain, it is no longer just speculation. It becomes a signal of a new era.
Short-term market declines often confuse us, but big players always keep an eye on mega-trends. Midnight is probably the first big step in that mega-trend.
@MidnightNetwork
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