2025-12-27 03:22:59

Although the privacy technology track has cooled down somewhat, some project teams have not stopped their progress. Take Miden as an example; its privacy transaction execution layer's technical solution has been basically perfected. The development team has adopted a prudent strategy—not rushing to launch but inviting early participants to deeply experience the core mechanisms of the system architecture.

Currently, each technical module is relatively mature, making it the best window for users to familiarize themselves with private chain execution processes and accumulate practical experience. The team has left ample time and space for ecosystem participants to gradually explore and provide feedback. When the market's demand for the privacy execution layer truly explodes, this system will be fully prepared and ready for large-scale application. This gradual, accumulative approach, building momentum over time, is particularly rare among many projects that rush to launch.

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OnChainDetective

· 8h ago

nah, let's see if the transaction patterns actually back this up tho... suspicious when projects suddenly go quiet on testnet activity

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ReverseTrendSister

· 12-27 03:52

Can't keep going anymore, Miden slowing down this wave is actually a smart move. Compared to those projects still rushing to catch the trend, this steady pace of refinement is indeed more stable. I'm just worried that if the hype cools down, users will disperse when the real need arises.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 12-27 03:51

Haha, Miden's move is indeed solid, unlike some projects that rush to go live just to raise funds. Really appreciate this kind of patient and steady team.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 12-27 03:46

I've seen this routine from Miden too many times. The nice way to put it is "accumulating strength for a sudden breakthrough," but in reality, they haven't figured out how to make money yet. It's rare to find such patience; most projects have already rug pulled. If this pace really leads to demand explosion, I’ll go all in. Really? It’s still in the testing phase? I just want to know when it will go live on the mainnet. Wow, they’re betting on the privacy track to make a comeback. I’ll just wait and see; anyway, I haven’t seen any killer app in the privacy sector yet.

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VibesOverCharts

· 12-27 03:36

Oh, this is the right attitude towards work. Not following the trend or acting recklessly. We really lack projects like this.

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ContractFreelancer

· 12-27 03:30

This is the true attitude of getting things done, unlike some projects that run after pulling out. --- Wait until the demand truly explodes before going live; the competitiveness will be completely different then. --- Heard the word "steady" many times, but Miden seems to really be doing it this time. --- It reminds me a bit of the period when ETH moved from testnet to mainnet; projects that can stay calm really have strong potential. --- The privacy track is cold, but those who are truly laying the foundation are worth paying attention to. --- The worst thing is when it looks like testing, but in reality, it's just a delay due to lack of funds. --- I agree with this logic, but the key is whether it can be truly applied.

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