@hesflen
Privacy-preserving technologies—zk proofs, mixers, confidential transactions—are critical for user security. Yet regulation often treats privacy as suspicious. The future of privacy solutions depends on balancing compliance with confidentiality. If protocols can enable selective disclosure and regulatory alignment, adoption can grow. Without it, privacy risks marginalization. Privacy is a human right but also a compliance challenge. Whether solutions gain traction depends on reframing them as enablers of safety, not threats.
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