"Where do we see the biggest adoption? Not on private chains. We see it on public chains."
That one observation is why Hinkal exists.
If money moves on
@solana and
@ethereum , not on chains purpose-built for privacy, then privacy isn't a feature the chain ships. It's a problem the chain's customers have.
And the need only grows. Dollars. Then FX. Then securities. Every asset that moves on-chain pushes privacy from preference to requirement, until it's non-negotiable.
@gegelz bet on that four years ago, before anyone was asking. Hence the constraint: privacy by default, no rip-and-replace. Existing wallets, any asset, any form.
Full episode with
@catmcgee and
@Maxwolfj here