Tonight, I had a late-night snack with a few buddies. I found the AA bill troublesome, so I directly scanned the code and transferred some U over.
As a result, oh my, the guy at the table scanned the address, and he even pulled out the few土狗币 I secretly sold off last month, laughing at me for half a day.
At that moment, I really wished I could find a crack in the ground to drill into; this fully transparent chain makes retail investors socially dead, let alone institutions.
This is why I’ve been stubbornly focused on @MidnightNetwork Midnight recently.
Think about it, if a multinational company has tens of millions flowing through and it’s all glaringly displayed on the chain, the competitors would see through your bottom line in no time. But if you play with those purely black box anonymous coins, you can’t even get past the regulatory hurdle.
$NIGHT 's "selective disclosure" is particularly precise: it’s like putting a one-way privacy mask on your wallet.
When facing an audit, you can hand over a certificate stating that this money is clean; but if peers want to sneak a peek at your commercial bottom line? No way.
Moreover, the dual-coin design they created is truly crafted by knowledgeable people.
Buying $NIGHT is like buying a generator; it will produce DUST as transaction fee fuel by itself during idle times. The most amazing part is that this fuel cannot be transferred or resold, and if left unused, it will decay by itself. This move directly blocks those speculators trying to hoard Gas to make a fuss, allowing legitimate businesses to enter the market without fearing transaction fees bouncing around like Ethereum.
Right now, the market is still hesitating and washing out positions, and many people complain that it’s moving slowly. But I actually think that this kind of down-to-earth infrastructure, which builds "compliant privacy glass" for traditional funds without boasting, isn’t something that can erupt in a day or two. Once real commercial flows start coming in, this logic will all fall into place.
