In the development of Web3, the contradiction between compliance and freedom has always been a thorny issue. Complete anonymity is difficult to meet regulatory requirements, while excessive transparency may infringe on user privacy. However, an innovative solution is emerging, attempting to find a balance between these seemingly opposing goals.



The core of this solution is a 'controllable anonymous data network', which cleverly addresses this issue through a 'layered data disclosure' mechanism. This mechanism functions like a precise control valve, capable of flexibly adjusting the degree of information disclosure. Users' basic on-chain data, such as transaction hashes and block heights, remain publicly transparent, ensuring the traceability of on-chain activities. Meanwhile, more sensitive information, such as the correspondence between wallet addresses and real identities or specific transaction amounts, is encrypted and stored. Only regulatory agencies or compliance platforms authorized by users can obtain decryption rights by paying specific tokens.

This model of 'transparency where it should be transparent, confidentiality where it should be confidential' not only meets regulatory requirements such as Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC), but also effectively protects user privacy. For enterprise users, this means a significant reduction in compliance costs. For example, cross-border payment companies can utilize this technology to automatically generate compliance reports that include on-chain behavior compliance scores of both parties in the transaction, without the need to manually sort through cumbersome audit materials.

In this system, tokens play the role of 'permission keys'. The nodes that stake tokens are responsible for managing data decryption permissions, ensuring that only authorized parties can access sensitive information. Regulators need to stake a certain amount of tokens to obtain permanent querying rights, and this design effectively prevents the abuse of power. Through the mechanism of 'using tokens to constrain permissions', the entire Compliance process becomes both transparent and controllable.

This innovative data management approach not only showcases the power of technology but also proves that freedom and Compliance are not opposites; rather, they can coexist through sophisticated mechanisms. With the development of this technology, Web3 is expected to break free from the shackles of the 'Compliance dilemma' and truly achieve large-scale practical applications. This may be a 'Compliance bridge' built between Web3 and the real world, paving the way for the future development of the digital economy.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 08-03 14:50
Regulators have to pay too, right? Bull!
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0xLuckboxvip
· 08-03 14:50
It feels like the regulatory giants are going to Be Played for Suckers again.
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