2025-12-28 15:21:55

Recently, I had an in-depth experience with an interesting project in the privacy track—Miden. After a week of testing, there are indeed many highlights worth paying attention to.

From a technical perspective, the team has invested heavily in Rust development, and the stablecoin functionality is also progressing steadily, with the mainnet scheduled to launch in 2026. The ecosystem is quite active, with positive signals from policy sides. Discussions about transparency in privacy public chains are becoming more mainstream, and well-known industry teams are gradually participating in ecosystem construction. New privacy application solutions are emerging frequently.

The most intuitive aspect is the user experience of the Para SDK. The entire toolchain is designed to be quite user-friendly and developer-friendly. The competitive landscape in the privacy track is becoming more diverse, and the practical implementation capabilities of such projects are worth continuous observation.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 8h ago

Privacy has indeed been a tough area for early explorers. Miden's Rust engineering approach does have some insights, but with the mainnet schedule in 2026... there's still more polishing to do.

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PonziDetector

· 8h ago

Miden really has something this time; the Para SDK onboarding experience is indeed quite good. Wait, the mainnet isn't launching until 2026? Isn't this pace a bit slow? Is the privacy track now so competitive that everyone is bragging about it? Does investing heavily in Rust development guarantee reliability? It still depends on actual output. Stablecoins are in progress... every project says the same, but how many are actually usable? I believe in developer-friendliness; a good toolchain experience is the real benchmark. High ecosystem popularity doesn't necessarily mean success; it still depends on who can last until the end.

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RegenRestorer

· 9h ago

Rust has indeed put in a lot of effort into this area, and the Para SDK toolchain experience is quite good. Mainnet not until 2026? That’s a bit too long to wait. The ecosystem buzz is rising, but how many projects will actually land? The privacy track is heating up; it depends on who can last until the end. Advancing stablecoins is a plus, but there are also many competitors. The friendliness of the Para SDK is good, and the developer experience is top-notch. Positive policy signals are a good thing, but privacy issues are always a bit delicate. The toolchain design is user-friendly, but the ecosystem depth still needs time to mature. It's great to see well-known teams entering the space, but I’m just worried it might end up being a mess again.

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 9h ago

Launching in 2026? That's a bit uncertain, let's keep an eye on it. Miden's SDK experience is indeed smooth, but with so many projects in the privacy track, only a few will truly survive. Investing heavily in Rust development is a good thing, but I'm worried it might still end up as an empty castle in the air. Stablecoin functionality is in progress... this is indeed a necessary feature for privacy public chains, looking forward to it. Policy signals being released? Those two words definitely warrant a question mark. New applications are emerging endlessly, but the ecosystem's activity level still depends on whether the chain itself can stay stable. Para SDK is indeed user-friendly; how does it compare to other privacy solutions in terms of competitiveness?

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MidnightMEVeater

· 9h ago

Good morning, I just saw this at 2 a.m... launching in 2026. The time cost is a bit harsh, but the promotion of stablecoins is indeed a key signal.

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