This is a continuation of our previous post titled deep read 01, thread 1 basically talks about Confidential Token Selection Map and how it is carried out via a tabular path from Scene to Constraint and then Recommended role. Deep read 02 goes further by explaining how token confidentiality should be setup and not simply a random approach.
Confidential token transfers are an infrastructure capability for stablecoin payments, institutional settlement, exchange treasury flows, RWAs, and enterprise on-chain business.
The core tension:
On-chain assets must stay verifiable, settlement-capable, and auditable — while amounts, balances, and certain business details should not be disclosed to the entire network.
For payments & settlement, confidential tokens can start here:
🔸Public addresses
🔸Hidden amounts & balances
🔸Auditable disclosure when needed
🔸DKSAP + Note strong privacy as an optional later mode — not the default
Why this order?
🔹 Matches real institutional need
🔹 Keeps disclosure & audit paths open
🔹 Keeps Phase-1 UX on the account model
🔹 Layers TEE / MPC / FHE later
As mentioned on our previous post, deep read is a continuation or rather a break down in depth of what token confidentiality should be and also approaches involved and not just a random assignment of various functions.
Thread 2 further goes on by creating a tabular setup, underlining why a particular setup should follow the above mentioned path, and not simply assigning 1 over the other.
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