The entire privacy sector is taking off today. There’s also a privacy project on-chain. After seeing PUMP’s ICM Spotlight recommendation yesterday, I decided to check it out. Turns out it’s pretty interesting. At first, I thought it was just another AI Agent (because they use anime-style images), but then I realized they’re seriously working on privacy-related stuff. Unlike ZEC, which “only hides transactions,” they’re expanding privacy to cover the entire application lifecycle. “It’s not just about transaction anonymity.” Even App logic, User data, and State transitions can all be privatized. In a way, they’re taking ZEC’s philosophy and applying it to the entire dApp ecosystem. After going through their GitHub, I summarized the technologies they’re using: 1. CircomChan (Rust zk-SNARK compiler) 2. monerochan.rs (privacy runtime) This allows developers to build “fully private applications” without changing languages or frameworks. This is pretty rare, and no wonder it got selected by Spotlight. ZEC’s privacy is “wallet-to-wallet,” while MONEROCHAN’s privacy is “app-to-app.” Solana used to be known as a high-performance transaction chain, but now it’s gaining a new direction with the potential to support privacy computing. ZEC was hyped up by Mert to some extent, and since this is a privacy project on Solana that PUMP also recommended, plus it’s written in Solana’s native language Rust, it feels quite intriguing. The risk, though, is that the primary market is pretty cold right now. But looking at the secondary market, it’s clear that funds are focusing on the privacy sector. The question is whether the primary market projects on-chain in this sector can also gain traction. Always DYOR.