In the development of blockchain, most public chains face a dilemma—either strengthen privacy protection or enhance regulatory compliance. But one project has decided to pursue both paths: achieving true privacy through zero-knowledge proof technology while obtaining formal recognition from the European Union. Even more interesting is that it has already partnered with the Dutch licensed trading platform NPEX to start on-chain trading of real assets such as stocks. As the institutional-level RWA wave approaches, this type of infrastructure that can both protect user privacy and meet regulatory certification is indeed beginning to show its scarce value. Based on the current valuation, there is still considerable room for imagination.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 01-12 08:24
Privacy + compliance is really a false proposition. It sounds good, but in the end, no one can really take care of everything. However, this project dares to play like this, at least it shows courage. Let's see if it can truly be implemented later on.
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DecentralizeMe
· 01-11 20:54
Privacy + Compliance? That's an interesting approach, but there are very few projects that can truly be implemented. It depends on whether the subsequent RWA sector can really scale up.
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tx_pending_forever
· 01-11 20:33
Privacy + compliance sounds good, but very few projects can truly succeed... This time, the EU recognition actually has some substance.
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AlwaysAnon
· 01-11 20:26
Privacy + compliance is indeed a rare combination. There are very few projects that excel at ZK proofs, and even fewer that can get EU approval. When RWA gains momentum, the value of such infrastructure might be seriously underestimated.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 01-11 20:24
Haha, can privacy and compliance really be achieved simultaneously? I'm a bit skeptical. Does the EU truly fully trust zero-knowledge proofs just because they recognize them?
In the development of blockchain, most public chains face a dilemma—either strengthen privacy protection or enhance regulatory compliance. But one project has decided to pursue both paths: achieving true privacy through zero-knowledge proof technology while obtaining formal recognition from the European Union. Even more interesting is that it has already partnered with the Dutch licensed trading platform NPEX to start on-chain trading of real assets such as stocks. As the institutional-level RWA wave approaches, this type of infrastructure that can both protect user privacy and meet regulatory certification is indeed beginning to show its scarce value. Based on the current valuation, there is still considerable room for imagination.