privacy is the real bottleneck in web3, that’s what most people gloss over

put everything on-chain and you get transparency, sure, but you also leak data, break compliance, and scare off serious finance and enterprise users. that model doesn’t scale past experiments

this is where @0xMiden is playing a different game. execution happens off-chain, proofs go on-chain. the chain verifies that something is correct, not what the data is.
that’s how you keep information private without giving up trust

control never shifts to a middleman either. users hold custody by default, not by promise.
the system is built so authority can’t silently move away from them

when you combine private computation, verifiable correctness, and self-custody in one stack, you unlock apps that don’t fit the old “one-size-fits-all” dApp mold. real finance. real enterprise logic. built without compromises

watch this space closely. this is how web3 grows up and it’s worth understanding early