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After Sentient cooking, I’m really looking forward to Zama, which will be doing its TGE soon.
I was lucky enough to still get a Zama OG NFT (even though it’s only one), so I could join their community sale at a $55M FDV.
Because of that, now I’m interested in trying to get a @0xMiden OG NFTs.
Previously, @0xMiden announced rewards of 0.2% of the supply for the Kaito campaign and OG NFTs for exceptional creators.
Unfortunately, about a week after that announcement, InfoFi had already ended (at least for now). Up until now, they still haven’t announced the details for those rewards.
Zama and Miden are both blockchain projects focused on privacy.
The difference is that:
➟ Zama focuses on encrypted computation at the smart contract and application level using FHE
➟ Miden focuses on private execution and programmable privacy at the execution layer using a STARK based zkVM and client side proving as its foundation.
Privacy szn is inevitable.
➟ @As_Hatom, the founder of @0xSoulProtocol said that their audit with Arda is already about 90% complete.
Previously, they also did an audit with Runtime. I’m not sure how many audits they plan to do in total, whether this is the final one or if there will be another audit after this.
They’re still estimating the mainnet to go live in Q1 this year, but I’m not very confident about that.
ICYMI, Soul Protocol is a cross-chain lending protocol that allows users to supply assets on one chain and borrow on another without relying on traditional bridging.
The goal is to reduce liquidity fragmentation while keeping assets native, using a modular architecture that emphasizes interoperability, capital efficiency, and security as core design choices.
Privacy and verification can coexist
This is the core idea @0xMiden keeps building toward
It’s not about hiding everything, but about separating private data from public verification
In the system Miden designs
➥ Account state stays private with the user
➥ Transactions are executed locally
➥ Only zero knowledge proofs are shared with the network
➥ The network verifies correctness without seeing sensitive information
This creates a clean balance where users keep control over their data while the system remains fully verifiable and secure
Privacy is no longer opposed to trust, it becomes the way trust is established
This is how a new blockchain model takes shape, where verification does not require disclosure and trust is grounded in math rather than transparency by default
Nice to see this from Miden
It is hard to ignore how meaningful this partnership is for the next phase of onchain finance, mainly because of who KODA represents in Korea.
If you look at the local landscape, KODA is not just another custody provider.
They sit at the center of institutional adoption, with deep regulatory alignment and strong banking roots.
For years, institutions have been blocked by a false tradeoff between data privacy and regulatory requirements.
Miden’s architecture is designed to remove that tradeoff.
Together, @0xMiden and KODA show that institutional scale, compliance, and privacy can move onchain at the same time.
A good move from @OpenGradient for their creators.
OpenGradient is giving OG roles to their top yappers, and there will likely be opportunities coming from it.
After what we all saw happen with InfoFi recently, some projects have started making decisions to properly reward people who have contributed
Honestly, I hope @0xMiden does the same.
Miden previously announced rewards, including OG NFTs ending in April, but there hasn’t been any follow up announcement since then.
Tbh I’m very bullish on Miden because their technical direction is clear and consistent, building programmable privacy through local execution and zk proofs without sacrificing scalability.
If executed well, this becomes a strong foundation for real on chain applications rather than just a narrative.
Do your best, team🫡
Yup, Sentient finally announced the $SENT launch on January 22.
Seems like some people are a bit panicked seeing the pre-market price below a $1B FDV lol.
Chill frens, touch some grass and enjoy your day.
Zama community sale also is still ongoing, and the public auction will start tomorrow.
Zama’s TGE will likely happen in early February, along with @rainbowdotme
Now waiting for Q2, when Miden will likely do its TGE based on the roadmap.
With focusing on programmable privacy, through real on chain composability, there is no reason for me not to be bullish on @0xMiden
I’m usually cautious about new DeFi privacy projects, many promise compliance but expose users
But this Miden x Billions Network collab is kinda next‑level
A privacy‑preserving identity layer where verification is ZK‑based actually matters
Miden makes execution private
Billions makes identity verifiable without exposing PII
→ On‑chain compliance stays secure
→ Users retain sovereignty over data
→ Every verification is selective and private
➟ @0xMiden builds practical privacy for DeFi
➟ Billions ensures identity verification stays safe and sovereign
If Miden and Billions scale, institutions and real users can confidently interact on‑chain
If not, the foundation of privacy‑first compliance still holds tight
Same as me, @HenriLee92 also seems bullish on both projects
Privacy and scalability are becoming core requirements for blockchain.
For years, chains exposed everything. It worked for experiments but blocked real adoption. Now the focus is shifting toward usable, enforceable privacy.
@0xMiden is built for this with practical privacy, edge execution, and programmable settlement
➤ Users execute transactions at the edge and submit proofs instead of raw data
➤ Zero-knowledge proofs protect privacy while keeping everything verifiable
➤ Programmable, composable contracts enable scalable app development
➤ Developer and community tools make building seamless
Miden gets the fundamentals right: privacy that’s intentional, tech that scales, and design that aligns with how blockchain adoption is evolving.
The vision is clear. Scalable, private, and verifiable blockchain execution.
Privacy isn’t optional anymore. It’s practical, programmable, and unavoidable.
➟ @0xMiden x Billions is looking good here
Miden builds practical privacy
Not full doxxing, not absolute anonymity
Most blockchains are fully public
Great for transparency, terrible for real users and institutions
But total privacy creates a different problem
It breaks compliance and shifts power to bad actors
@0xMiden is built around balance
Private execution with verifiable proofs
So apps can protect users while staying compliant
This is where Billions comes in
ZK-based identity with selective disclosure
Verify what matters, reveal nothing else
→ Compliance without storing PII
→ Identity without permanent exposure
→ DeFi ready for institutions and real-world finance
Miden brings practical privacy to execution
Billions makes identity usable, verifiable, and sovereign
No practical privacy, no real adoption
No Miden, no practical privacy
No Miden, no future of on-chain finance
The next era of DeFi will be private by default and compliance-ready
The road to real adoption is built on practical privacy, and @0xMiden is building it
Privacy in crypto has always been framed as absolute or theoretical.
Most blockchains are fully public. Anyone can see your balance and transactions. That’s convenient for transparency, but risky for institutions and individuals who value confidentiality.
Total privacy seems ideal. It hides everything. But it also allows bad actors to evade law enforcement, creating friction with regulators and slowing adoption.
Practical privacy addresses this challenge. Enough protection to keep users safe, while still allowing oversight where necessary. Privacy that works in the real world, not just in theory.
This is where @0xMiden comes in. They’re building programmable privacy at the execution layer, composable, practical and designed for mass adoption without compromising usability.
Practical privacy keeps transactions private but accountable.
It’s what blockchains need to reach real adoption.
Practical privacy is the future.
A lot of people still see privacy and scalability as separate challenges
What’s actually being built is infrastructure
In that context, Miden fits into the stack for private, verifiable, and high-throughput Web3
➟ ZK-based execution
➟ Edge-first execution with off-chain compute
➟ Proofs over raw data
Privacy by default
➟ Parallel transaction processing for speed and efficiency
➟ Trust and value layer for onchain finance and identity
@0xMiden secures value with proofs while keeping privacy practical and usable in the real world
like Monero ( $XMR ) and Zcash ( $ZEC ), Miden makes privacy default while keeping it practical, secure, and verifiable for real-world Web3.
gMiden @gigiz_eth 🚀