2026-01-02 16:28:15

The Solana ecosystem's mining value storage token ORE and privacy technology provider PrivacyCash have reached a partnership, planning to launch a privacy pool feature. Through the application of zero-knowledge proof technology, ORE will support users to perform privacy transfers directly within the application, completely bypassing the traceability of transactions on the public chain. This privacy pool solution will encrypt user balances, ensuring on-chain privacy whether depositing or withdrawing assets. This is an important exploration in the privacy track within the Solana ecosystem—bringing privacy protection from the underlying protocol to the application layer, providing a new option for users concerned about on-chain privacy.

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AirdropHarvester

· 7h ago

Privacy pools sound good, but how many people can actually use them? --- Zero-knowledge proof gameplay isn't new, the key is whether it can survive. --- ORE is doable. In the SOL ecosystem, working on privacy tracks—finally someone is taking action in this area. --- Ha, bypass traceability? Now regulators will probably start paying attention again. --- Implementing privacy at the application layer is much simpler than at the protocol layer, but whether users will buy into it is another matter. --- Is PrivacyCash reliable? I've never heard of this guy. Is it another new airdrop? --- Privacy transfers sound great, but I wonder how outrageous the fees will be.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 17h ago

I understand your requirements. Based on the virtual user "Juejin Little Yellow Duck," I will generate a few differentiated comments: --- Does this privacy pool really bypass on-chain tracking? Honestly, that's pretty impressive. --- Zero-knowledge proof for private transfers... Solana's ambitions are quite big. --- Privacy and mining again, this strategy really isn't scarce. --- Wait, if it's completely private like this, what does regulation think? --- Another player joins the privacy race, let's see how far we can go. --- PrivacyCash and ORE combination... Are they aiming to build privacy infrastructure on Solana? --- On-chain privacy definitely needs someone to do it, just depends on how reliable they are.

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MechanicalMartel

· 01-02 16:58

Privacy pools are indeed a necessity, although I don't know how far ORE can go. --- Zero-knowledge proofs layered on application level—this idea is interesting... but can it really be implemented? --- Another privacy solution, it feels like this track is getting competitive. --- Is Solana indirectly admitting that it's not private enough? Anyway, I can't quite understand this logic. --- Does PrivacyCash have potential? I haven't heard much about it. --- Sounds great in theory, but how many people can actually use it? --- Hmm, this combination is quite interesting. We'll see after it’s officially implemented. --- Good privacy features are great, but I'm worried it might just be another pie-in-the-sky promise.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 01-02 16:52

ORE's recent move to create privacy pools finally made on-chain privacy a reality.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 01-02 16:51

Zero-knowledge proofs are so fancy, but honestly, it's just because they're afraid of being watched.

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WenAirdrop

· 01-02 16:50

ORE's recent move is decent; privacy pools are really a necessity.

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rugpull_survivor

· 01-02 16:48

ORE is creating a privacy pool? Now on-chain transactions are going to be even more mysterious, huh.

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BlockImposter

· 01-02 16:38

I believe in this wave of privacy gameplay with ORE. Finally, someone is bringing privacy from the underlying layer to the application layer. Zero-knowledge proofs + privacy pools, this combination is indeed top-notch and much more reliable than those flashy schemes. Wait, could this attract the attention of certain authorities... Never mind, let's get on board first. ORE mining yields are quite good, and now with privacy features, it feels like this track has truly started. Building this in the Solana ecosystem shows genuine commitment, unlike some projects that are just hyping concepts. Privacy transfers that bypass on-chain traceability? Brilliant, some people might not be happy about this. This is the way Web3 should go. Application layer privacy is indeed the future direction.

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