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š Friends, I really admire Hana's sense of rhythm. If you think at first glance that Hana is just a platform for tipping and memes, you might be underestimating it.
Its entire ecosystem is well-planned, first attracting attention with the Hanafuda card game, then launching the Capsule Shop gacha to increase interaction, and finally building the core app, identity system, and DAO step by step, like constructing a Web3 version of entertainment infrastructure.
This is also why some large institutions are willing to invest early; it's not because itās trending, but because it resembles an early version of a crypto TikTok or WeChat ecosystem, and it feels promising.
Additionally, I've observed a few details in the past few days: it has completely avoided the centralized approach. It doesnāt use CEX, doesnāt engage in KYC, and surprisingly, it has already attracted 500,000 users, many of whom have naturally transitioned from Web2.
Several friends of mine, who initially didn't even have a wallet, now find themselves playing a gacha game every day, and later can actually discuss what zk is with me. The user conversion efficiency is incredible; they truly learned by playing.
You might think you are drawing cards and completing tasks, but in the background, various on-chain operations have already been arranged for you silently. Compared to projects that constantly require you to watch tutorials and learn DeFi, it is a model of painless onboarding.
Its zk-UTXO architecture is genuinely one of the most decent privacy solutions I have seen. Many chains are going in circles regarding privacy, but Hana directly uses a BTC-compatible UTXO model combined with zk, and can also perform anonymous path splitting. This technology could be very effective for P2P payments and OTC deposits in the future.
Overall, it feels like this is not a project created to make quick money, but rather a protocol-type project that gradually integrates entertainment, blockchain, and privacy into your life, which is quite rare.
The TGE is approaching, and Kaito has specifically reserved 1.5% of the share, with 0.75% dedicated to Yapper. If you haven't interacted with it yet, this is indeed a good opportunity to get in.
You will find that @HanaNetwork, while appearing to be an entertainment project, is actually tackling the toughest issues in privacy. Solving heavy problems in a light manner, there aren't many projects like this left.
#CryptoGameFi #ZKrollup
Its entire ecosystem is well-planned, first attracting attention with the Hanafuda card game, then launching the Capsule Shop gacha to increase interaction, and finally building the core app, identity system, and DAO step by step, like constructing a Web3 version of entertainment infrastructure.
This is also why some large institutions are willing to invest early; it's not because itās trending, but because it resembles an early version of a crypto TikTok or WeChat ecosystem, and it feels promising.
Additionally, I've observed a few details in the past few days: it has completely avoided the centralized approach. It doesnāt use CEX, doesnāt engage in KYC, and surprisingly, it has already attracted 500,000 users, many of whom have naturally transitioned from Web2.
Several friends of mine, who initially didn't even have a wallet, now find themselves playing a gacha game every day, and later can actually discuss what zk is with me. The user conversion efficiency is incredible; they truly learned by playing.
You might think you are drawing cards and completing tasks, but in the background, various on-chain operations have already been arranged for you silently. Compared to projects that constantly require you to watch tutorials and learn DeFi, it is a model of painless onboarding.
Its zk-UTXO architecture is genuinely one of the most decent privacy solutions I have seen. Many chains are going in circles regarding privacy, but Hana directly uses a BTC-compatible UTXO model combined with zk, and can also perform anonymous path splitting. This technology could be very effective for P2P payments and OTC deposits in the future.
Overall, it feels like this is not a project created to make quick money, but rather a protocol-type project that gradually integrates entertainment, blockchain, and privacy into your life, which is quite rare.
The TGE is approaching, and Kaito has specifically reserved 1.5% of the share, with 0.75% dedicated to Yapper. If you haven't interacted with it yet, this is indeed a good opportunity to get in.
You will find that @HanaNetwork, while appearing to be an entertainment project, is actually tackling the toughest issues in privacy. Solving heavy problems in a light manner, there aren't many projects like this left.
#CryptoGameFi #ZKrollup
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