STRK20 integrates privacy into existing DeFi primitives

Crypto has spent years choosing between privacy and composability. • More privacy = less composability • More composability = less privacy @Starknet ( $STRK ) takes a different approach with STRK20, testing whether DeFi can finally have both. Until now, accessing privacy often meant leaving existing liquidity behind. User → Privacy Chain → Separate Liquidity The result was fragmented liquidity. Instead of creating a separate ecosystem, STRK20 brings privacy directly into existing DeFi primitives such as trading, lending, and staking. That changes who privacy infrastructure is being built for. STRK20 is not really competing with @monero. The target users look very different: • DAOs • Treasury managers • Asset managers • Enterprises For these participants, the problem is not anonymity. The problem is operating on-chain when every balance, transfer, and position is visible by default.