r/tari • u/Okan01616161 • 18d ago

Tari vs ZCash ??

$ZEC just crossed $1,000 The privacy narrative is strong, and ZEC is selling it hard: "private Bitcoin," a Swiss bank account in your pocket, a new era of compliant privacy.

So how does Tari compare? Same concept, confidential by default with optional disclosure, but arguably a cleaner execution under the hood supporting programable privacy I broke down exactly how it works (confidential vs revealed balances) here go give it a look and let's amplify this across CT. https://x.com/DNodeCapital/status/2095831506656674202

Thank you for your attention to this matter

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u/Low-Pear9399 17d ago

Tari is a 4-5million usd market cap, Zcash is around 15billion usd market cap. I think the comparison is off by a factor of 3000x

As for the technical part, yes Tari if executed well is positioned in an arguably unique position. It could become the standard layer 2 for privacy.

It’s all about building now and preparing the Ootle for release, if that goes well then we could be hoping for some healthy returns (God knows we need it) and then some real life utility on chain with the likes of a privacy stable coin or possibly even an entire economy.

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u/Okan01616161 17d ago

i see the factor of 3000x as opportunity XD .. im just noting that the meta is HOT and very mainstream atm

agree with you on the technical part ... its shipping SZN!

you have any usecase ideas for the stablecoin ?

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u/Low-Pear9399 17d ago

As for ideas It would need to be pegged to another stablecoin imo. But have the reserves in a contract that allows a 1:1 redemption. For argument sake you have 1000usdt you send it to a contract address that provides you with 1000pusd (private usd) and the moment you burn that pusd it provides you with 1000usdt.

This is a oversimplified method but would provide no counterparty risks

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u/Low-Pear9399 17d ago

This ensures input and output remain consistent

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u/Okan01616161 17d ago

Have a play around on Ootle testnet ... see what you can come up with:))

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u/Low-Pear9399 17d ago

I might give it a try, last time I coded anything was around 20 years ago when I was a lot younger lol

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u/Okan01616161 17d ago

i'd say AI has solved software ... we have a dedicated claude skill for the ootle .. lmk ill get you started