If you missed the Zama Napo opportunity, then you should pay more attention to the upcoming movements like 0xMiden.

Both are actually working hard in the privacy computing track, and their approaches are quite similar.

Why should you pay attention? By around 2026, privacy will no longer be just an optional "nice-to-have" feature. Currently, in the Web3 ecosystem, on-chain interactions are exploding, AI and automation applications are growing wildly, and the complete transparency of data across the network is starting to cause problems—users' privacy demands are becoming more urgent, and system capacity is approaching its limit. By then, privacy protection will naturally evolve into a standard feature of the underlying infrastructure, just like the significance of TCP/IP to the internet.

So, what these teams are working on now is actually laying the groundwork for the next stage of ecosystem evolution.