Overview
- CZ argued on X and in recent interviews that fully transparent ledgers let anyone infer payroll and other details, calling privacy the missing link for real-world crypto payments.
- Consensus Hong Kong panelists from Abraxas Capital, JPMorgan and B2C2 said institutions require confidentiality or restricted auditability before shifting large transactions on public chains.
- JPMorgan’s late-2025 commercial paper issuance on Solana showcased efficiency gains yet underscored that total transparency remains a hurdle for scaling institutional adoption.
- Experts point to zero-knowledge proofs and business-grade privacy infrastructure that keep transactions private while enabling authorized verification and regulatory compliance.
- Reporting highlighted rising AI threats—including large-scale ledger analysis and convincing deepfakes—with CZ noting voice-clone realism, as scrutiny also resurfaced over Binance’s Monero delisting and his 2023 guilty plea tied to a $4.3 billion settlement.