Institutions entering the market need more than flashy PPTs; they require structural trust.

Existing L2 solutions expose transaction details to the entire network, which poses significant business and strategic risks for financial institutions. Architectures centered around sequencers also carry the risks of censorship and single points of failure.

@0xMiden has chosen a more challenging but correct path: execution based on zero-knowledge proofs. Transactions are executed locally, with only verifiable proofs recorded on the chain. This achieves true data confidentiality, verifiability, and decentralization, providing institutions with a compliance foundation that requires no compromises.

Trust should stem from mathematics and architecture, not promises. $MIDEN

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