A Layer-1 network has recently attracted a lot of attention, and its core logic is quite interesting — using zero-knowledge proof technology to solve privacy issues while also putting significant effort into regulatory compliance. What does this mean? It means you can facilitate compliant asset transfers while still protecting privacy.

The network supports RWA tokenization and privacy smart contracts, which is a breakthrough for institutions interested in entering Web3 but hesitant due to concerns. The demand for real assets to be on-chain has always existed, but it was stuck between privacy and compliance dilemmas. Now, this contradiction is beginning to be resolved.

From an economic perspective, when privacy protection and regulatory compliance can be achieved simultaneously, the threshold for institutional-level finance to enter Web3 is greatly lowered. The future of DeFi may be heading in this direction — both decentralized and compliant.