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On-Chain Privacy

Definition

On-chain privacy refers to the ability to conduct transactions and interact with blockchain protocols without revealing sensitive personal or financial information. While many blockchains are pseudonymous, transactions are publicly viewable, making privacy a significant consideration. Techniques such as zero-knowledge proofs and confidential transactions are employed to obscure transaction details while maintaining network integrity. This aspect is crucial for user autonomy and the adoption of blockchain technology in sensitive applications.