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Midnight gives you the privacy that Zcash can't. DUST is Midnight's superpower. It is not traceable. It is not there. It is a derived value. *You* decide how much visibility to give it. $NIGHT [Spoken audio]: What the superpower of holding night is that it gives you a resource called dust and dust is that private computation file resource It it is not traceable in the sense that it is not even held in a wallet. It is a It's a cow calculation depending on how much night you have for what period of time that you determine and then you go and spend it When you spend it it is not There it cannot be traced your commit determines how much visibility you create So people are creating public executions, public tokens, then they are fully traceable. If you create a shielded token, then it is not, it gives you full private state around both the data but also importantly metadata. You'll point around the inferences around Zcash, often the inferences are made from the wallets, not the transaction. Here we're shielding the wallet information as well as the transactional information. So that's a capability that builders, developers can utilize. What they may just do if they want to obviously win, depending on the audience they're looking for, is build in disclosures. And then that disclosure can be between certain individuals, certain parties. It doesn't have to be to everyone. If I wanted to do a fully private mid-day transaction, like returning all the privacy switches, right, using dust, And I wanted to send you some money privately using your network. What would that look like step by step? So in theory, yes. If somebody were to create a stable coin in midnight and then make it fully shielded, then there is a possibility that that transaction end to end is only between you and the other party. We see value in having sort of disclosures. If the audience and the trajectory of growth in this space is stablecoins, is RWAs, and we've seen a lot of that in the last few years, I think the regulation changing the US supports that endeavor, then you'll see significant volume and liquidity coming in from institutional space with that. So again, we give full flexibility to developers in terms of how much of that privacy they They utilise how much of that they've built into disclosures, but again, we see markets playing out. Market demand, supply demand economics in every walk of life tends to dictate what succeeds what doesn't. There will always be a space for different audiences.
