Finally here. The privacy protocol Zama has officially launched its on-chain privacy asset transfer service for retail users, allowing them to convert dollar stablecoins like USDT and USDC into corresponding privacy tokens, enabling users to hide their on-chain assets and transfer amounts. At the same time, they’ve partnered with Steakhouse and Morpho to plan the launch of yield vaults that support privacy tokens, allowing holders of privacy assets to earn returns. For Zama, this is a major test. Earlier this year, the project raised $121 million through a public market fundraising round, gaining massive attention at the time for its focus on the privacy sector. Currently, the project’s mainnet has been running for six months. This launch also means that retail users can now directly use its on-chain privacy transfer service, not just the technical protocol side of things.