Recent studies on numerous blockchain privacy projects have revealed an interesting phenomenon: most solutions either fiercely prioritize privacy while neglecting regulation or abandon privacy for compliance. This chain uses a combination of zero-knowledge proofs and proof of stake, attempting to find a balance between the two.

Simply put — cryptography guarantees that users' transaction privacy is not leaked, while allowing regulators to perform necessary audits when needed. For those who want to truly apply blockchain in the financial sector, this is a quite imaginative technical direction. Both security and practicality are maintained, which is the kind of standard a financial-grade application should have.