One thing I find interesting about @EdgeWallet + @zano_project is that you don’t have to stop using the assets you already know.
You can bring them into a privacy-focused environment through Zano’s Confidential Assets.
Here’s how it works. 🧵
@wallstreetbets Stablecoins are becoming everyday money, so privacy matters even more.
ZANO and $fUSD are pushing the conversation beyond simply moving dollars onchain, toward moving them privately.
Grayscale thinks AI + stablecoins are about to make financial privacy a much bigger deal
Zcash has been waiting 10 years for this moment
Zcash = shielded money
Monero = private money
ERC-7984 = confidential tokens
Midnight = bringing privacy onchain
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Self-custody meets real-world payments.
With https://t.co/QGy724GKmN now on Polygon, users can move USDT or PYUSD from their own wallets directly into bank transfers, without first handing their funds over to a custodian.
Making onchain money more practical for everyday use.
For the people wondering where this article is:
During the writing process I realised one article is not enough to cover everything.
I've decided to break it up into three articles that will all be released via Zano's X and blog.
First one will cover Zano's accessibility and liquidity issues + the solution.
Second one will properly introduce the Zano Execution Layer with all its details.
Third one will cover something entirely new that we haven't talked about yet, but changes everything.
First article is now scheduled for early next week. Stay tuned! $ZANO
Swap any supported asset in Freedom Wallet if you like extra low fees, huge liquidity & not getting your funds frozen!
1️⃣Download https://t.co/sjb6frL3MO
2️⃣Make a $ZANO, $XMR, $BTC or $ZEC wallet
3️⃣Deposit your favorite asset and start swapping!
Zano currently runs on a hybrid PoW/PoS consensus. Zenith is our path to pure Proof of Stake, a protocol that keeps stake amounts hidden.
The protocol came out of a joint research effort between Zano and @CommonPrefix. Odysseas Sofikitis walked through the design and the security analysis at Common S3nse in Amsterdam.
Full talk below. 👇