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Midnight Data on Dune and Selective Disclosure

Public network analysis need not expose private application content.

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Midnight's reported Dune integration gives analysts a way to inspect network activity without treating private application data as public. The useful design boundary is between evidence needed to check settlement and content that need not leave the user. At approval, the contract, action and information being disclosed should remain understandable. A public dashboard does not establish privacy for every wallet or application, and hiding content does not remove the need for a verifiable authorization and a recoverable transaction history.

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