$RLC Catalyst Posts
July 11, 2026Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts · ← Back to $RLC Profile · Market Rankings
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2 source posts analyzed· 2026-07-11T10:45:00+00:00Would you trust a confidential workload if you could not verify where it ran?
· 2026-07-11T19:42:44+00:00Privacy is such an easy bull case to make. It already exists by default in web2 finance and it should be the same in web3. @mert and @blknoiz06 talking facts on @MarketBubble [Spoken audio]: But the way I think of privacy is twofold. So one, in the case of like a store of value asset like Zcash, privacy is like, it's not the main feature, it's just the thing that enables a better store of value. Rather, the store of value must have fundamental properties like fungibility and being hard to seize and essential resistance and like no surprises, right? And in the case of Zcash, the privacy isn't the entire future, it's just that one thing that enables confidence in the asset itself. So that's one model of privacy. The second is in finance, privacy is, first of all, it's a non-negotiable in Web 2. But in the case of crypto, I actually view it as a scaling technology, meaning there's So you might have seen chains like Canton closing some big BD deals, and Canton is fundamentally a Web 2 database. Like there's really nothing crypto about it in my view. And one of the reasons they're able to do this is because they enable privacy, albeit it's Web 2 privacy, not Web 3 privacy, for institutions to actually scale their operations on chain. Right? In the case of Solana, you're never going to get people doing payroll on chain or neobanks actually offering non-marginal services to their customers or dark pools for confidential trading. You're never going to get that on chain unless you have what they're looking for, and one of the last things they're looking for is privacy. It's an enabling technology for people to come on chain.
