One thing clicked for me about @0xMiden it treats privacy as the starting point, not an add-on. That completely breaks how multisigs normally work, shared control assumes shared visibility, miden assumes the opposite, so coordination has to be redesigned from the ground up. Can say a private state management. Multiple parties can approve actions while the internal state never leaks. That’s a big shift. Instead of pushing everything on-chain, miden asks What actually needs to be proven? Execution happens on the client. Only a cryptographic proof touches the chain. No exposure but still verifiable. This is why the old privacy vs compliance framing feels outdated here, you can have both, without compromise. For serious DeFi and RWAs, this matters, institutions don’t want opacity, they want proof without disclosure. Miden like an L2 experiment and more like a new operating model for capital. Not louder but pure cleaner imo.(Justin Wu)