Privacy blockchains have long faced challenges in institutional applications: either lacking complete privacy or impacting transaction efficiency and costs. However, recently a project's solution has begun to show feasibility.

The mainnet has been stable for over a year, achieving efficient confidential transaction confirmation through the Zedger consensus mechanism. The key is that gas costs remain consistently very low—crucial for institutional applications requiring high-frequency trading.

The most interesting aspect at the technical level is the design of the privacy module in the EVM-compatible layer. Developers can write contracts using Solidity, a familiar language, and enable zero-knowledge proof protection with just a few lines of configuration. What does this mean? Sensitive information such as transaction amounts, address associations, and fund flows are completely hidden from external view, while internal audits and regulatory channels remain transparent—this is a critical requirement for RWA tokenization scenarios. Compared to traditional public chains that are either fully transparent or fully private, this configurable privacy mode is more practically meaningful.

In terms of ecosystem collaboration, deep integration with oracles is also accelerating application deployment. Cross-chain protocols enable tokenized assets to move across chains, and real-time data feeds provide a foundation for institutional-grade applications. Looking ahead to 2026, more compliant DeFi applications and privacy infrastructure projects are expected to be deployed on this chain, making the ecosystem's vitality worth watching.