Why has privacy application development always been a niche? The biggest bottleneck is that ordinary developers often need to master complex cryptography knowledge to get involved. But this situation is being broken.

In early 2026, an important change is presented to developers: you can directly transfer Solidity contracts written in the Ethereum ecosystem, continue development with Hardhat or Foundry, and MetaMask will still work. In other words, the entire development workflow is seamlessly connected. This sounds simple, but its power is enormous.

The real magic lies at the underlying layer. When your contract runs on this platform, you can invoke native privacy modules. Your lending protocols instantly gain the ability to hide transaction amounts and holdings, without having to write cryptographic proofs yourself. For quant teams, strategies are no longer easy to be窥探; for large holders, the scale of funds can remain low-profile. This "one-click installation" design makes migration costs almost disappear and significantly shortens R&D cycles.

Already, a bunch of interesting creative applications have appeared in the ecosystem—privacy voting, secret auctions, developers are using native privacy components to reshape on-chain interactions. It is gradually evolving from a mere hype tool into a truly financial-grade solution. In this process, the platform itself is not just a token, but more like a universal engine driving privacy computing, enabling Web3 applications to truly advance into the deep water of financial services.