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Can crypto have both privacy and compliance? In this clip, @AveryChing breaks down why the future of Bitcoin payments isn’t about hiding everything….it’s about protecting users’ privacy while still meeting the standards needed for real-world adoption. Fast, low-cost, and [Spoken audio]: This means that now anybody can stand and come and try APT around the world while still being compliant. And that's never been built before. And so we're always racing ourselves when you think about it in that process. Is there quite a big difference between like you mentioned Zcash, Monero and perhaps Aptos is spent on a, you know, like privacy-focused token? Yeah, the main difference I would say is the compliance aspect and the performance and the cost, which is I guess a lot. Obviously, Aptus is going to be ordered to be much cheaper than any of those other products out there. It's going to also support the speed that, you know, that payments work at today. That's why my credit card, it's got to be fast in a couple of seconds. That's obviously what Aptus can do if I pay with, you know, with Dell or with Venmo. Like it's got to match those speeds and it does and actually even faster when you think about it. But the main thing is that, you know, when you have kind of fully invisible assets where you can't see the send and receiver or the balance transfer versus this kind of confidential assets where you know the best center receiver does are revealed but the balance transfers are confidential like that's a I think a very good step forward for compliance because regulators can decide which transaction they want to look into if there's more detail but they have some clue about like who's interacting
