Recently, I've been pondering privacy matters in Web3
Recently, I've been pondering privacy matters in Web3 and stumbled upon the Mind Network project, which I find increasingly convincing. Unlike some projects that just make empty promises, it directly utilizes fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) and quantum-level security protocols like 'HTTPZ', effectively addressing the entire set of privacy, security, and compliance issues on the chain.
Not long ago, they launched a new RWA on-chain encrypted messaging protocol, which seems to genuinely solve pain points. For things like documents, contracts, and invoices that cannot be made public, they can be encrypted and packaged as NFTs on the chain, accessible only to those you authorize. It’s somewhat akin to SWIFT messages in traditional finance, but it runs on the chain and cannot be altered, making it applicable in scenarios like cross-border payments, supply chains, and tax audits.
