Privacy Coins Are Getting Serious Attention Again Privacy is becoming one of the more important conversations in crypto. For years, most blockchain activity has been built around transparency. Transactions, wallet balances and on-chain relationships can often be tracked and analyzed publicly. But as blockchain adoption grows, the question of financial privacy is becoming harder to ignore. The recent launch of a Zcash spot ETF in the United States is another strong signal that privacy-focused assets are gaining more attention from the broader market. And I think this conversation goes beyond ZEC and XMR. There are other projects that have been building around financial privacy for years. One of them is PIVX. PIVX has been building in the privacy space since 2016, offering users the choice between transparent and shielded transactions while using a Proof-of-Stake model. That combination is interesting because privacy doesn't necessarily have to mean hiding everything. It can be about giving users more control over what they reveal and what they keep private. As the crypto industry continues to mature, financial privacy could become increasingly important. The question is no longer just whether privacy matters. It's about which projects have been building for it long before the narrative became popular. That is why I believe PIVX deserves more attention.

I’d really like to see this happen. Having both transparent and shielded PIVX support on Cake Wallet would make things much easier for users who value privacy.