An interesting perspective has sparked discussion in the community—Dragonfly's investment partner Haseeb drew an analogy between Zcash and BitTorrent, believing that the core reason these two projects have survived in their respective fields is their adherence to the fundamental principle of 'righteous mission.'

What does that mean exactly? BitTorrent has never been suppressed because of its decentralization philosophy; instead, it has survived precisely because of this persistence. Similarly, the 'true believers' and 'cypherpunk' spirit demonstrated by the Zcash team have allowed it to endure amidst various upheavals in the crypto industry. In simple terms, a pure origin combined with a sincere initial purpose—never attempting to do anything illegal, but instead using technology to uphold their beliefs.

This viewpoint was also supported by Josh Swihart, a prominent figure in the Zcash ecosystem, who retweeted the post. It seems that finding a balance between privacy protection and compliance is indeed key to a project's long-term survival.