On-chain privacy technology is entering a new stage of development. Past privacy solutions mainly involved hiding transaction data, but modern zero-knowledge proofs have broken through this pattern.

Today’s ZK solutions can achieve three-dimensional fine-tuning—what to protect, how to selectively reveal, and who has access rights—all of which can be flexibly configured. This programmable privacy approach is a truly usable, scalable, and compliant general framework.

It is precisely because of this that projects like Brevis, which focus on technical depth, are beginning to collaborate with ecosystem partners such as BNB Chain, 0xbow, and others to advance this direction. The cooperation between both parties focuses on the infrastructure layer, with plans to launch in the first quarter. This means more applications will be able to leverage more mature privacy solutions instead of reinventing the wheel.