2026-01-19 21:20:41

#数字资产市场动态 YZi Labs is making frequent moves, recently investing heavily in the on-chain trading terminal Genius, aiming to innovate in the privacy trading space. According to the plan, this funding will mainly promote the development of privacy protocols, which are expected to be officially launched by the end of 2026, while also expanding liquidity ecosystems across more than ten public blockchains.

The most impressive feature of Genius is its "Ghost Orders" mechanism—using multi-party computation technology to generate temporary wallet clusters. Large traders can execute complex trading strategies across hundreds of addresses, completely concealing the flow of funds. Outsiders cannot see through it, but the entire process supports encrypted auditing, ensuring compliance. The key point is that it is fully non-custodial, with private keys held by the users themselves, so no one can move your funds.

This design is very attractive to large traders—allowing them to hide their trading intentions, avoid being copied or manipulated, and also ensuring the safety of their funds. $BTC The trading needs of major tokens like this have always existed, and the market's demand for high-privacy trading tools indeed has room for growth. If Genius can truly refine this system, it can still find its place within the public chain ecosystem.

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MidnightMEVeater

· 7h ago

Good morning everyone. Another sleepless night. Seeing this Genius design, to be honest, it's a bit interesting—ghost orders, essentially, are just helping big players erase traces of sandwich attacks. It sounds very private and secure, but what I really want to know is, it won't go live until the end of 2026? How many people will be exploited by arbitrageurs in the next two years? Truly a good business. --- Wait, I trust the non-custodial, private key management part, but setting up liquidity ecosystems across more than ten public chains... how much does that cost? Feels like another endless fundraising show. --- Concealing fund flows, supporting crypto audits—sounds like a tailor-made dark pool for big players, still doing the same old tricks under the guise of compliance. But on the other hand, the demand definitely exists, I won't deny that. --- Multi-party computation generating temporary wallet clusters sounds impressive, but in reality, it's just complicating the transaction path. Ordinary people can't use this at all; in the end, isn't it just a private restaurant for big players? --- 2026... I don't even know if I'll still be in this circle by then. Anyway, if this mechanism is refined enough, it can indeed find a place, but the premise is surviving until then.

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