Privacy will only become mainstream when users no longer have to think about it.
Just like most people use HTTPS every day without knowing how TLS works, crypto privacy should evolve from a niche feature into invisible infrastructure.
That's why I find STRK20 on Starknet an interesting direction. Instead of asking users to migrate to a separate privacy ecosystem, it brings privacy to the apps, wallets, and assets they're already using.
The goal isn't to create another "privacy chain." It's to make everyday onchain actions -- payments, trading, treasury management, DeFi -- private by default, while keeping the same user experience.
Infrastructure changes the ecosystem far more than isolated products ever can.
