Spent the evening testing examples from @MidnightNetwork and it clicked why zero-knowledge tooling matters beyond finance. Midnight is framing private smart contracts as everyday infrastructure: medical records a clinic can verify without seeing, payroll that proves compliance without exposing salaries, and auction flows where bids stay sealed. That’s not hype—it’s software design that finally matches real-world confidentiality.
The dev notes emphasize local proving and selective disclosure, which should keep costs reasonable. I’m watching how wallets handle keys and recovery, since UX decides adoption. If Midnight can make privacy boring (in a good way), $NIGHT becomes the ticket for apps that handle secrets professionally. I’m drafting a small demo for event credentials—proof of age without revealing ID. Realistic, useful, and a solid fit. $NIGHT #night