People still don’t get what’s forming between $STRK and $ZEC. @Zcash built the strongest privacy layer. @Starknet built the fastest proof system. Together, they’re creating programmable privacy at L2 speed. Here’s what that means 👇 Zcash already nailed private transactions through zero-knowledge proofs. You can shield your transactions. Starknet can now verify those same proofs directly on-chain. That means you could move ZEC into Starknet and use it privately across DeFi, perps, agents, or games all while staying shielded. Zcash remains the encrypted vault. Starknet becomes the fast, programmable layer on top. Privacy from Zcash. Scale from STARKs. And the craziest part? @EliBenSasson co-founded both. He’s not theorizing he’s actually building it. Until now, privacy on-chain meant app-level patches like Tornado Cash useful, but temporary. What’s happening here is protocol-level privacy, built into the base itself. Ztarknet. It’s the real merge privacy and scalability working together, not against each other. People will keep sleeping on this until it’s suddenly obvious. But by then, builders will already be shipping apps that use private proofs natively on Starknet. That’s where this is headed not just scaling Ethereum, but redefining how privacy actually fits into open computation. When that clicks, $STRK won’t be seen as just another L2. It’ll be the first place where scale meets true privacy.