When privacy payment technologies are widely applied to AI trading systems, the entire on-chain world's game rules may need to be rewritten.

**Disappearance of Information Advantage**

What is the core reason we can make money in this circle? Staring at on-chain data clues, tracking the movements of big players, following Smart Money operations—this approach has been tried and true.

But when privacy encryption technology matures, everything changes. As AI systems begin to adopt advanced mathematical verification schemes for privacy payments on a large scale, on-chain data will gradually evolve into unreadable information streams. You won't see specific transaction amounts, won't know where the funds are truly flowing, and may even be unable to capture the intentions of large players. The old "on-chain detective" methodology becomes ineffective, and copy-trading strategies become obsolete. The only remaining groups are: one is ordinary users who are completely unaware of what’s happening on-chain, and the other is AI systems hiding behind technology, completely invisible.

**Perfect Integration of Compliance and Privacy**

The most terrifying aspect of this technology is that it breaks the seemingly irreconcilable contradiction between compliance and privacy protection. Through cryptographic verification, nodes can mathematically confirm that a transaction meets compliance requirements without ever seeing transaction amounts, account balances, or transaction intentions. This is akin to a "blind verification" in the financial system—protecting user privacy while satisfying regulatory needs.

Future capital flows will completely escape human observation and enter an era of pure mathematical autonomy.

**New Competitive Landscape**

From a micro perspective, this means the rules of financial warfare are fundamentally changing. Human traders are exposed to the sunlight, while AI systems hide behind the curtain of privacy technology. This is not just an upgrade of privacy features but transforms the entire Web3 ecosystem into a "legally protected, non-transparent market."

Once this system is truly implemented and operational, the old game rules that relied on data advantages will be completely invalidated. Are you ready to survive in a market where you can't see your opponent clearly?