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The zk layer for tokenized stocks. Transparency without exposure. Powered by $ZTOCK.









It’s cool if you want privacy, but don’t conflate privacy with a store of value. Privacy is a feature, like “world computing,” or bigger blocks, or faster transactions. There was a time long ago that alts were called “feature coins” (before we just called them shitcoins) because each one was marketed on having this one new feature. You want privacy when you’re transacting, just like you might want “computation” when you need to compute. You need it at the time you need it. Pre-buying a token for a feature coin doesn’t make sense. You’re trying to store value in an ephemeral or batchable feature that is sporadically needed. Just think of buying a bus pass for discounted rides. You may buy a pass for a month, but would you buy 100,000 bus passes as an investment? Of course not. Or would you expect everyone will suddenly buy 100,000 bus passes, so the price of a single bus pass is going to cost more than a Bitcoin? If you want privacy for transactions, and you want to use a privacy coin for that, go for it. But you don’t need to buy more of the privacy coin than you need any at any given time. You can store your value in Bitcoin and swap some to whatever feature you need, when you need it.





