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Miden Opens Its Invite-Only Partner Mainnet, Privacy Guardrails Included

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Briefings

Polygon's Miden network launched an invite-only mainnet allowing invited users to move real funds on its privacy chain, while validators retain visibility into private transaction inputs. This marks a significant step toward real-world utility for the privacy-focused layer, though full transparency remains restricted to validator nodes.

Key points

• Invited users can now move real funds on the Polygon spin-off's privacy chain.
• Validators can still see private inputs for now.

Context

Polygon announced the launch of Miden's mainnet, a privacy-focused layer designed to enable real-world applications for users who wish to move funds without revealing transaction details. The network is currently invite-only, limiting access to a specific group of users and validators.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating that invited users can move funds and validators can see private inputs. It does not specify the number of invited users, the total value moved, or the exact date of the mainnet launch beyond the publication date.

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