Have you ever secretly opened someone else's wallet address to check their encrypted assets or transaction records? According to our research, the chances of you doing so are about 90%, i.e. 9 out of 10 respondents have peeked into someone else's wallet address. In the current blockchain world, it is very likely that the above actions have occurred without consent.
The implication of the invasion of privacy above goes beyond the meaning of "transactions and balance checking without consent" itself. As more and more users and institutional entities use blockchain for decentralized financial activities, privacy protection becomes an important link to prevent: The implication of the invasion of privacy above goes beyond the meaning of "transactions and balance checking without consent" itself. As more and more users and institutional entities use blockchain for decentralized financial activities, privacy protection becomes an important link to prevent: Aggregation and collection of data for advertising purposes; Acts for the purpose of extortion; The following are the key points of this report: The following are the key points of this report: 1. Concerns about privacy in the blockchain space: Nearly three-quarters of respondents (73.2%) have hesitated to conduct a transaction or avoided it entirely because of their concerns about the transaction’s impact on privacy. 2. Insufficient wallet address privacy: 84% of respondents expressed some level of concern about their wallet address being linked to their real identity. Combined with the public nature of assets, unauthorized bystanders can monitor the net assets of others who have been identified. 3. Binance Voted Most Trusted Centralized Exchange: 53.5% of respondents answered that Binance is their most trusted cryptocurrency exchange. The main reason for this is its brand recognition, followed by the SAFU fund offered by Binance. 4. Fee is the most concerned factor of DEX: The main reason why respondents do not currently use DEX is the high cost of conducting transactions (gas fee and transaction fee). 5. Leadership is also particularly important: 21 (5%) respondents cited leadership as one of the reasons for trusting communication. Of the 21 companies, 18 mentioned Binance CEO CZ. On the other hand, Justin Sun was mentioned by 38% of respondents who did not trust Poloniex. The producer of the report is Manta Network, Manta is a Layer1, interoperable privacy protection stack built for DeFi, and plans to run as a parachain in the Polkadot ecosystem. Manta conducted this survey to study the need for privacy protection. Gain a better understanding of current views on cryptocurrency transfers and swaps from a privacy perspective, and an overall trust in the use of centralized and decentralized exchange solutions. Over a two-week period beginning in December 2020, respondents received and filled out a Manta Network Exchange privacy survey; the report details the information and results of the study. In addition to related findings, the research also confirms the growing concern for privacy protection in the blockchain space. And existing solutions, including anonymous wallet addresses, are not sufficient to protect user data stored on public blockchains from any unauthorized manipulation or data mining. View the full report:https://docsend.com/view/ii4zri4ekquggt8e
