Hot take: Privacy without compliance doesn’t work. @AleoHQ and @provable Founder @1HowardWu explains why privacy-preserving systems can only succeed if they also meet compliance requirements. Without it, adoption stalls - governments, institutions, and even many businesses won’t touch them. This is where zero-knowledge proofs change the equation, allowing the proving of certain facts (i.e. age, citizenship, or absence from a sanctions list) without needing to share other personal data. It’s not about removing privacy to enable compliance, but about using cryptography to have both at the same time. Full episode: