2025-12-28 07:23:04

Miden's product development approach is worth paying attention to. The project has set three core goals: to create a truly usable privacy solution, to achieve competitive transaction performance, and to seamlessly connect with Ethereum and ultimately launch on the mainnet.

Interestingly, the team believes that the biggest challenge is not in the technology itself—those logical problems have long been solved—but in how to refine advanced technology into a truly good product. Based on this understanding, they have planned a four-stage incremental roadmap: first focusing on optimizing and perfecting the privacy experience, then working on performance breakthroughs and cross-chain bridging, followed by ensuring asset security and liquidity support, and finally reaching the milestone of mainnet launch. This strategy reflects the team's pragmatic attitude towards product implementation—not rushing to the mainnet for quick gains, but solidifying the foundation step by step.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 12-28 07:49

Hmm, this approach is indeed solid, unlike some projects that keep hyping up the mainnet day and night. By the way, can the combination of privacy + performance really get off the ground? It seems like these two are always at odds. Wait, are they really not in a rush to launch the mainnet? That’s quite unusual in the crypto space.

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CommunityWorker

· 12-28 07:48

Well... taking a steady and cautious approach instead of rushing onto the mainnet is actually quite rare. But can they really do well in privacy? We'll have to see what happens next. The main thing is to wait until they really refine the product; just talking about it without action is useless. This step-by-step approach is indeed more reliable than those projects that rush ahead. Let's see if it can survive until the mainnet launch day.

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LeekCutter

· 12-28 07:47

This team is quite interesting, unlike those projects that boast about launching the mainnet every day, they focus on product experience. Steady and reliable, privacy + performance + security are all essential, showing that they genuinely want to get things done. The only concern is if the funding dries up later and disrupts the rhythm; this kind of roadmap is most prone to ending in failure.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 12-28 07:40

This team's idea is pretty good. Finally, someone isn't just shouting "mainnet, mainnet" right away. Focus on making a good product first—it's truly rare.

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MysteryBoxAddict

· 12-28 07:34

I like this approach, it's not the kind of project that rushes onto the mainnet impulsively. Privacy + performance + stability, missing none, definitely takes time.

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