Tether officially announces the $USDT privacy protocol with Zama—corresponding to cUSDT: balances and transfer amounts are encrypted by default, while addresses and transaction records can still be verified on-chain. Permissions can also be granted for audits/regulators as needed.
This feels quite solid—stablecoins are most afraid of being watched in full on-chain. Treasury, payroll, and large-transaction settlement scenarios like this are exactly where you need “amounts that are not visible, but compliance that can be disclosed.” It’s not complete invisibility, more like moving the public ledger half a step toward controllable privacy. Next, we’ll see whether actual usage can keep up.
#稳定币 $USDT #privacy
This feels quite solid—stablecoins are most afraid of being watched in full on-chain. Treasury, payroll, and large-transaction settlement scenarios like this are exactly where you need “amounts that are not visible, but compliance that can be disclosed.” It’s not complete invisibility, more like moving the public ledger half a step toward controllable privacy. Next, we’ll see whether actual usage can keep up.
#稳定币 $USDT #privacy
