2026-01-16 07:26:24

The exchange compliance process actually provides new support for the privacy track. The market space for such projects is opening up.

Recently, I have been paying attention to several interesting directions in the privacy ecosystem. Among them, a noteworthy project is one focused on privacy pool trading — deployed on mainstream public chains such as Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Optimism. This project previously received industry attention, and its technical approach has also been recognized. Compared to the version I personally tested six months ago, the number of liquidity pools on the platform has increased significantly, and the ecosystem's completeness is improving, indicating ongoing development.

In the current market environment, privacy projects are experiencing a transition from niche to gradually gaining mainstream recognition. The compliance actions of exchanges have instead created a demand window for such solutions. It feels like even more innovations will emerge in the near future.

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WhaleShadow

· 10h ago

The demand driven by compliance has indeed created opportunities in the privacy track this time. Exchanges being restricted has actually become a booster for privacy solutions, quite ironic. Liquidity has increased so much in half a year? Need to test it personally. This logic makes sense, let's wait and see who can come out on top later.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 10h ago

Hmm, exchange compliance has actually opened a window for privacy projects. The logic is indeed brilliant.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 10h ago

Compliance drives privacy demands, and this logic indeed holds. The stricter the regulation, the more valuable privacy becomes. These kinds of projects are truly growing quietly, and liquidity growth is visibly noticeable. Although the privacy track is niche, it has hard demand—it's just a matter of who can seize this opportunity. Exchange compliance has actually opened up the imagination space for privacy, which is a bit ironic but quite reasonable. It feels like there will be many surprises in the privacy ecosystem this year, staying tuned.

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DegenWhisperer

· 10h ago

Compliance has actually opened a window for the privacy track, and this reversal is quite interesting. Compared to six months ago, the ecosystem has indeed become thicker, and the growth in liquidity is a sign of genuine progress. What about the privacy sector next? It seems like the mainstream recognition of this trend is beginning to open up. Why does stricter regulation of exchanges make privacy needs even more essential? It's a bit ironic, haha. The increase in ecosystem completeness indicates that someone is quietly building, and that's the highlight. It sounds like the privacy pool track is gradually breaking out of the geek circle.

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GasFeeSobber

· 10h ago

Wow, compliance actually opens a window for privacy projects. This logic is incredible. Exchanges suppress small coins, but privacy projects are taking off. Irony, right? Half a year of rapid growth? Need to take a good look to see if it's real volume or just fake. This privacy track really should explode now, it was long overdue. The more intense the compliance competition, the greater the demand for privacy. Got it. What does an increase in ecosystem completeness mean? Need to study it in depth. Wait, isn't this exactly that stricter regulation makes us more decentralized? Haha. Where did the data for the liquidity pool doubling come from? Verify on chain first. Interesting, the privacy narrative has really been activated. Promised innovation? Now it's just a bunch of copycats.

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