This pretty much nails it.
Most “privacy apps” stopped at transfers and called it a day. Low TVL, bad UX, and user behaviour that actively breaks privacy.
Tornado proved demand, but also showed the cost of being isolated from the rest of onchain activity.
The real unlock isn’t more protocols, it’s better products. Wallet-level integration, funds at rest, encrypted shared state, and privacy that doesn’t feel like a hacker tool.
Privacy only scales when it’s boring, integrated, and hard to misuse.
@SolanaSensei Zcash solved an important problem early, but composability and UX matter more in this phase.
Privacy that fits into existing flows tends to get used.
Solana’s scale makes that experiment finally realistic.
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