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Midnight: A Global Perspective
Recorded: Sept. 24, 2026 Duration: 0:51:31Space Recording
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Hello, hello. Hello, hello. Can you hear me? Yes, and oh, I brought you up as a co-host as well.
Wonderful. We're we're getting the hang of this, and I hear you very well, Stan. Say something else.
Yeah, I can hear well. Just a moment. Okay, perfect. I can hear you well as well, so that's good.
And we are a couple of minutes early, so that's also good. Just a moment, Haya.
Just one minute. Of course. My dog is barking too much. Take your time.
Connected. Hello, hello. Hello. Yeah, can hear you perfectly. If you want us to roll, we can start.
Yeah, that sounds great. Um, oh my goodness, I don't know why it is that we're not.
It doesn't look like we're recording. Maybe I'm wrong. I don't know, but I did set the space up
to be recording. Seems like just just look at it again. If you want me to rejoin, I can leave
and join back. But if you wanna like record it, try doing it, please. Hi, Nazir. Hello, Nazir.
I'm I'm looking into the space settings to see if I can where I can do that. If not, I mean,
I suppose it's okay. I'm I'm not wanting to push the the luck because you came up this time
for I think one of the first times with no problems and everything seems to be good.
So I I don't want to end the space just for that. If you're okay, we can just continue.
Stan.
Oh, I think we lost Stan.
Hello, Stan. Can you hear me? Oh, he's down as a listener. Okay,
Stan is my co-host, so let me invite him as co-host one more time,
and we will continue the show.
I can hear you now. Yes, you got kicked out for a moment. Okay, well, let's just continue. Yeah,
I was saying if we can bring up Nazir to the stage, he's a brave and better Basanda. Let's see.
I'm trying to bring you up, Nazir. Let's see how I can do that. Nazir,
are you able to request to speak? I can try that. Yeah. Oh, here we go. Okay. Hello, Nazir.
Can you hear me? I just approved you. I think we lost. Okay, let me invite you again. Yes, sure.
Okay, Nazir, I just sent you another invite to speak. Hopefully, you've received it. Please, is it?
Yes, I think that that worked. Everyone, can you hear me? Hi, Nazir. Yes. Hey, Stan. Hey, Chaya.
Hello. Welcome. How are you guys doing? Thank you, Nazir, for coming up on the stage.
Can you tell people about privacy on internet using the Brave browser, please? As we continue.
Hey Nazir, you can hear me? You can unmute, Nazir.
Okay, if you and well, you can unmute. Here we can start rolling and talking about
our today's topic, which is about midnight. Everything about midnight,
from the bida club to the midnight city, where you. We have a genetic economy running, and yeah,
and one good thing with midnight is that it has interoperability, as in it works across
all the chains. Yeah, yes, it does. And one of the special things also is the technology.
It It incorporates ideas and technologies that we might have seen before,
but it incorporates it in unique ways, and it it adds technology that is is unique
and native to Midnight to make it a robust ecosystem and a robust space to to build
many different sorts of projects and applications that are that are needed across many industries.
So that's that's one of the benefits to Midnight as well. Stan, anything to add to that?
I know we're kind of flying. We're kind of getting our bearings again because for
the past several weeks, there's been either scheduling conflicts with a space
or technical difficulties as well. So this is our first full space, and we welcome everyone here.
If anyone wants to come up, also as a speaker, we're opening it up since this is our our kind
of first time back for a while. If anyone wants to wants to say hi or contribute, I know we've got
other Nightforce here as well. You're more than welcome to as well. Today we really are just flowing
and talking about midnight technology, things that are coming up. We know that Token Twenty Four
Eight Nine is coming up very shortly here, and a lot of interesting things
are going to be spoken about and unveiled there. So we're just kind of anticipating that,
and as a community, we're really excited about what's to come. And and there's a lot of of projects
that are happening right now as well. Yeah. Yeah, before we jump into other cross-chain issues,
I would really love to talk about what the ecosystem about midnight is all about.
The technology one is programmable privacy. You control what stays private and what is disclosed.
Also, a technology is the zk proofs, zero knowledge proofs. You verify without
unnecessary data exposure. You can say you can show you are 18 plus. We are showing ID engineers
compact language, a developer-focused language for privacy-preserving applications. We have Night
and Dust, a distinct model separating the network asset from resources. We have DFI and RWA,
that is, real-world asset tokenization. Infrastructure for privacy-preserving financial applications
and real-world assets inside AI technology, and some interesting stuff like digital identity,
prove what matters, revealing anything. And we have interoperability, which I even spoken about
it before. That is, you connect privacy-preserving applications to the broader,
broader Web3 ecosystem. That is, we have DApps which are privacy-preserving.
You disclose what is supposed to be disclosed, like the regulators. You comply with the regulators,
but doesn't mean disclosing all your information to them. You disclose what's supposed to be,
and what's supposed to be private remains on your device. And then there is the developers
and community building the next generation of privacy-focused applications. Yeah.
Think of financial services, digital identity, tokenization, compliance, DeFi,
enterprise applications, and the I. Areas of but blockchain means both verification
and confidentiality. That is minimal. Yes, and if you take a look at the totality of what
Stan just said, he is touching upon many industries, many ways to apply midnight technology.
The fact that it's interoperable across the blockchain space—it's certainly not constricted to
a specific chain. It's interoperable throughout, and that makes it so much more user user friendly
and and and able to be used in a in a very broad Way, which is is only beneficial to the Web3 space,
and also regarding things like digitization of assets, it's it's invaluable. Right now,
I I I've heard different podcasts and and just keeping up with the financial sector and TradFi.
One of the big concerns that they have is that in order to meet certain compliance requirements
on a quarterly and yearly basis, they need to divulge to agency o oversight agencies
an incredible amount of information. And there is no convenient or easy way right now for them to be
able to parse out specific information that is relevant to meet those compliance needs to
those agencies. So what they've historically done is just taken all the customer information,
all the customer assets records, and just dumped them all in in a big pile
and given them to the compliance regulators just like that in bulk. And that that entails having
a great deal of of potentially compromising private information from individual account holders
that does not does not it does it's not called for for uh to in order to meet
regulatory compliances. So this is something very concerning, and having to do things like this
and and give so much extraneous information to to make sure that. And the reason why the banks
are doing it is to cover themselves, to make sure that they're they're exceeding
any regulatory requirements, so that so that they're not penalized after the fact
and and and accused of withholding something. So instead of doing that, they just dump information,
but then the customer suffers because their personal information that is irrelevant
to the compliance requirement is out there. And it just causes another point of of potential leakage
and potential a compromise of of of personal data. So with midnight and selective disclosure,
this is a very big issue that is addressed and. And banks and other other institutions
and organizations now have a viable, real-world solution for being able to comply with
these agencies without having to do an info dump for them. So that's that's just one
of the many things that Sand just mentioned that is absolutely critical.
Another thing that we can see is the deal with Monument Bank, and I always get mixed up
with the amount that of of digital assets that have been converted for the customers
of digital banks. Because Monument Bank is in the UK, they deal in in sterling and pounds,
and I always confuse the U.S. Number with the with the with the U.K. Number.
But I believe that it it is regardless. It's in the in the hundreds of millions. So whether it's
230 million U.S. Dollars or the equivalent in U.K. Pounds, I I can never get that straight.
But regardless, there's a large chunk of of funding that was that was digitized on behalf of clients
in Monument Bank, and then they're reaping the benefits of having digital assets handled in
the blockchain space and and seeing yield from that potentially. And so that's very exciting,
and that is a an example of how how clients And account holders that are not necessarily native
to the blockchain space can reap the benefits of midnight technology in in their daily lives
and in in their accounts. Um. So. Thank you, Maya. Yes. Yes. Go ahead, Stan. Yeah. Yeah.
One thing I get very fascinating is that many people talk about privacy on internet,
and one of the endpoints or the touching points of a human being and internet is the browser.
Are you using a Fast privacy-preserving browser. If you tell me now if you're using a shitty one,
I'm sorry. Then why can't you use Brave? Brave is a fast, user privacy-preserving browser,
and it's a web three-compliance browser in the sense that everything on Brave is in the browser,
like the wallet, the VPN. You can have an added layer by using Brave or the third browser.
In a Brave browser on your PC, and you can do a gent. Brave browser is designed for zero app,
protocol for authentic payments, and it keeps. The key thing is the privacy.
So let me ask you a question, Stan.
What is the relationship between Brave browser and Midnight? I'm a little confused there.
Hello, Stan. Can you hear me? Did we lose Stan?
Okay, you're up. Yeah, Nazir. I think that you're up as a speaker, and I see your hand up as well.
Are you able to speak? Well, Stan. Um, sorry. Can you hear me? Yes, I can hear you. Um,
sorry about last time. I think I my internet got cut off, but um, yeah, I do have a question,
if you don't mind. I've been seeing Midnight a lot on my timeline, and it seems to be
a very privacy-centric ecosystem. But I tried getting into it, and it's
kind of heavily builder-inclined. For someone who's not um very technical
and is more focused on using um ecosystems as just a user and not a builder,
how can I utilize Midnight and what they do? Oh, perfect question. Well, thank you so much,
and and welcome to the space. I'm very happy to have someone that is not necessarily part of
the Night Force and interested in Midnight. Well, one of the best ways to get involved is to to join
the Midnight Discord. And at the end of this space, if you go to my X page, I will post the link to
the Midnight Discord. That is where you can speak to other members of the community, leaders, other
Night Force members. Night Force are there to educate people and. In Midnight
and Midnight Technology, and you do not need to be a part of like you don't need to be tech savvy
or be a builder to be part of the Midnight Discord. It'll give you really good
up-to-date information about what is new. There's a hangout every Friday regarding Midnight City
specifically, so you can check that out and see what's happening in Midnight City.
You can get an agent in Midnight City, and you don't need a technical background to get your agent
and to create an agent and get it into Midnight City. It's very user-friendly. Additionally,
one thing that I will say. Is Midnight is a very new ecosystem, and there's cutting-edge technology
that's being worked on and rolled out on a regular basis. It's really growing at breakneck speeds.
But we do need to remember that the launch for Midnight happened just this past March.
That was the London summit that we had that that rolled out and really introduced Midnight
to the general public in a more broad way. And this launch did entail midnight launching in
a guarded state, and the reason why it's in a guarded state is because it is something this massive,
and this with technology that's set to be so pervasive across industries
and also so impactful for individuals needs to be rolled out gradually in steps.
So there are steps that are taken on a monthly basis to roll out, roll things out in a mindful way
to make sure that the system absorbs it correctly, and then also on a quarterly basis,
and and so forth. So. What you're seeing from Midnight is the gradual ramping up, if you will,
of services and technologies that are going to be widely available to industries, organizations,
and individuals. There's also building that's going on at a rapid pace.
So you can always there the builders in Midnight are actively always looking for testers
for their apps and for their projects. So if you join the Midnight Discord,
you'll be able to take a look at different channels there and different conversations happening.
Where if there's a particular project that interests you, you could kind of hook in with them
and explore those projects and use it that way. So I also recommend that you go to Midnight Network,
and that'll give you links to everything. And if you if you go to Midnight Network,
just type that into your browser and then scroll all the way down until you can't scroll down
anymore. You're gonna see many many links. Like I think there's over a dozen links to all
of the resources. And that includes Midnight City, where you can explore the agentic civilization
that is that is evolving there, and the blogs. There's different blogs, both and you and again,
you don't have to be technically savvy. Many of us didn't have much of a technical background
before joining Nightforce or even build build clubs. So there's something for everyone there,
and I highly encourage you to start with those resources. And also, if you join
the Midnight Discord, myself, I am always there. I'm a Night Force leader. Stan is there.
Many other Night Force are there that will be able to answer your questions
and help guide you to whatever interest you might have. Hiya. Yes. I have Cheezy.
She's also comes from Nigeria. Naziros for comes from the same place, and I come from
Africa as well. Maybe Cheezy, you bring a hat. Cheezy, I see Cheezy as a speaker right now. Cheezy,
hi. Hello, Shaya. How you doing? Yeah. How you doing? I I I see you in the community in the Discord
all the time as well, and I haven't gotten a chance to speak with you, so I'm so happy you're here.
Welcome. Thank you so much. That's the reason why I had to you know request for the mic
so that I can you know further get the chance to you know speak with you all. Yeah. Um. Dan,
how you doing? Everyone, I greet everybody on the speaker. Okay, I think it's only Nazir.
That is only only on the speaker section and me. Oh, oh. Now I can see Et Silka Holly Holly. Yes.
Yeah. We have a few listeners today, and then on the stage we have you, Nazir,
and then Dan as the co-host and myself. So we're really open today, since we're just getting back
from a string of weeks with technical difficulties on X. So I'm just happy to see that the space
seems to be working today, and I'm excited to hear any thoughts that you might have.
What What would you like to share with us? Okay. Yeah. I mean, it's all about midnight, right?
Because the topic states it clearly, right? Midnight: A Global Perspective. So, I heard when you
when you were referring to is it Naze? Naze? I don't know whether I I I pronounced your name
correctly. If I'm wrong, can actually correct me on that name, Naze, right? So,
I heard you know trying to you know let him join the Discord, right? Regarding
a particular question, and I'm um. I'm in support with that, right? So now you can join this.
People that are ready to help, to you know, to guide you, direct you, uh,
in whatever you want to do. If you're a builder, we have a Nine Force Builders Club and all of that,
so you're welcome to the community. Then, uh, for midnight, yes, we all know that midnight is
the talk of the town, right? So what I find interesting about... Sorry, can I all hear me first?
I want to confirm. Yes. Yes, we can hear you. We can hear. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Thank you.
I just wanted to confirm that part. Yeah. So one thing I find interesting about Midnight, right,
is uh, it's not it's not just uh about um privacy because I know that yes,
Midnight is a privacy network. So it's not just about the privacy. It's it's what it's really
about giving people. More control over how, uh, their data is used on chain.
So that is one of the things that I find really, really, really, really, uh, interesting
and intriguing regarding midnights. You know, there's, there's, there's nothing, nothing beats the,
the, the feeling that you have when you have control over your own data, when you have uh, the, the,
the power to, to reveal what you want the public to see and what you don't want them to, you know,
to see. It's not, it's not called hiding. You're not hiding anything, but you know, um, it's, it's,
it's just the ability, ability to keep certain information private. Right?
Why still proving what needs to be verified? So now, if I want to share an information
to a certain set of people, there is a way for me to do that, and it's
only possible midnight network on the on on what we are building. So there is a lot of things that
that that you you just have you discover along the way when when you join these movements. Yes,
there's a lot of things that you you discover along the way, like a lot of practical things that
you have to test for yourself. And you always come back to, to to uh let me use the word to testify.
Yes, a lot of people, beginning of midnight right now, they are really happy doing that.
They are really happy to be part of this uh movement because uh I mean this is this is the future.
Yeah, in my own way, guys. In my own opinion, this is the future. We are already
in this uh privacy uh future. Yes, that's just what I have to say regarding that. So guys, um.
I think I'm going to drop my mic now, and I can give the mic back to the host, the co-host.
I'll see you all in the Discord. Thank you so much. Thank you, Cheese.
Thank you so much for coming up to me. Alienate. Hi, can you? Sure. Yes. Yes.
I'm trying to bring her up on the stage again. Okay, let's see if I can. Thank you so much, Cheese,
for for everything and for your insights. I think that it's really great.
I just bumped you down to listener, so because I know that's what you ask for.
And then let's go ahead and bring up Alienate. Okay, yeah, I think that that part of the reason
why I just don't alienate you should see an invite to speak, but to jump on Cheese's point,
Cheese Cheese's, I'm sorry, Cheese Point. It's a hard hard handle to pronounce sometimes,
and I keep thinking of the snack Cheese's, but I love your name. It's very good and very unique.
One thing is that a lot of people that are are attracted to midnight, and then also people
that were attracted to midnight enough to be join as Nightforce members,
is that they recognize the importance of privacy and how it's being violated in
so many different ways that we are not even cognizant of on a daily basis. If you own a phone,
if you own a cell phone, your privacy is being compromised in some way. I mean,
there there really is no way around that, and it's something that on a day-to-day basis we take
for granted. So we might not realize the implications of that, but the the information farming
that then goes on and is being collected on each and every one of us. Regardless of country,
that's why this space is called Midite. A global perspective is because technology is all
over the globe. It's not restricted to one country, and and everyone, the majority
of the world population now uses some form of technology, including, of course, cell phones.
So all of our information is being farmed and compromised without our consent, and many times,
or or with with us just simply accepting terms and conditions without reading it
and without understanding what the implications could be for the future.
So that's why Midnight is so attractive to so many, and the fact that it is so interoperable,
and there are so many exciting things being built on it, and And AI is also just
as AI is becoming more and more of an important topic in the general tech space.
The same thing is reflected in Midnight, where we see innovative technology with agents that are
autonomous in Midnight City, but are also wrapped in privacy. Which is very unique
because others might be using agents in other in other protocols and other spaces,
but they're not wrapped in privacy. So that that's something that's going to be more
and more of a talking point as we move further into the use of AI
and and these different technologies. People are going to want privacy for their agents
and for their transactions that their agents perform on their behalf. And this is really right now.
Midnight is leading the way with that as well. So with Midnight City. So I highly encourage all
of you listening and all of you that are interested in exploring Midnight. Don't don't forget
Midnight City as well. As a reflection of Midnight as an ecosystem and the projects
that are being developed there, they're they're mirrored in Midnight City as well. Alienate?
Are you? Oh, I thank you. About that, if yeah, if you want to see privacy. Blockchain. Watch
Midnight City. Hiya, go ahead. Yeah, I invited Alienate to speak. Yeah, I'm here. You are here.
I have you listed as a listener. My goodness. They see how X plays tricks on me. I was talking,
waiting for Alienate to get up here, and she's already here. Welcome, Alienate. Thank you.
Thank you so much. So, lovely to meet all of you. So, I'm Bratipa. I'm part of the Nightforce team.
I'm a builder. More technical person, but I'm also able. I'm blessed to also be able to understand
the non-technical aspect. So just also to add on top of what Nazir was asking is,
what would you be able to do if you're an non technical person? So just think about
how privacy could impact your life. I mean, if there's anything you'd not want
somebody else to know, and you are not okay for them to use that information outside
of your knowledge, how will you go about that? And for that reason, that's why we're building
a block tech, which I'm building with Stan, who's also my co-founder. And that block tech is
a voice layer, a privacy-preserving voice layer, whereby you are able to contribute in
the media entertainment ecosystem using voice. That is using radio, and also you can be
able to also become a whistleblower in the the media entertainment system by selective disclosure.
I'm sure you've seen how much media has been able to impact the lack of privacy
into our everyday lives. Be it when you're searching in your social media,
or be it when you're listening onto news, some of the stations could also be closed by government
without any any notices. And also, you as a whistleblower, you're not feeling very confident being
able to give out a certain information without you feeling like you you could be traced
or you could be known. And that's the reason why we're using midnight because it gives you
The aspect of you as a whistleblower, while also integrating with AI agents. At this time,
you are able to mask up your your voice and also report it to the radio,
and also be able you as a contributor or just a listener of the radio.
We are not able to take your email. You're not able to take your data, and at the end of the day,
you're able to receive. A free-to-air and a daily radio that can't be closed at any moment
of the time, while you're also preserving your privacy. So at the end of the day,
there are a lot of use cases that you could use on Midnight, depending on which sector that you are
in. Midnight has like a very easy, or right now a very easy way for you to start tinkering it
with it. Maybe just, I think there have been communications with the Clarity Act
that has not been passed, which we as Midnight feel like are really happy to see it being passed
because it was really explaining. They were still in the government on how selective disclosure
and personal privacy would really help with institutions or enterprises trying to store their data
on chain or interact on chain and be able to give out the data
to a specific maybe a compliance data protection officer issuer and be able to like confirm
that they are actually compliant in the particular jurisdictions. But as we move on,
I'm sure things will be moving on. And the good thing is, it doesn't matter from which side you are
from. If you are from a web two perspective, if you are from maybe another chain
in the blockchain ecosystem. At the end of the day, midnight is supposed to be that layer
that covers you and doesn't ensure that you do all everything from scratch
like other blockchain system. And yeah, I'm happy to meet you all and discuss more on this.
Thank you, Alienate. What is the name of your product? If you can let us know one more time.
Block Tech. I can, I can, I can just drop a chat here. Yeah, Block Tech Radio. BTR,
Block Tech Radio. And you created Block Tech Radio as as part of the Build Club. Is that correct?
Yes, yes. So we we are planning to join um the Build Club um cohort that's coming in right now,
but we started off building it while I was an elite, which currently is the Nightforce Builders,
and yeah. Okay, so you have you you have not you're you're currently building it out,
but you're not yet in the Build Club, right? You've applied, right? Yes. Yes. Okay, perfect. Um,
and I know that there are also some initiatives that you were you were exploring regarding including
your station in Midnight City. Is that right? I don't want to overspeak or or.
Or divulge your plans prior to. No, no, no! You're actually on point. So, as I said before,
we have a radio that is supposed to air out everything that's happening. So,
supposed to have podcasts. It's supposed to have like any new updates that are coming in from.
Midnight supposed to also showcase to people at the end of the day how you can be able to adopt each
and every person from blockchain. I'm sure everyone of you, the first time you heard
blockchain wasn't maybe you have met it on an article, but most of the times
it's always like maybe somebody talking about oh I think I had something about maybe a token,
and then you are like what's that? So at the end of the day, we believe that the first instance
of Highly likelihood of somebody being able to learn about the blockchain ecosystem is through
voice, and that's for the fact that why we really focused on the radio.
We had plans to integrate in the Midnight City. First of all, is I've seen Tom John here,
so we were trying to do first have an AI DJ. So the music that will happen is that the music
that will be generated is it will be AI agent music generated and. This music will be used to fill
the dead air that happens inside the radio. Because how we are situated in the radio is,
once you get into that radio space, which I'll share our website link in the chat too,
is you find the podcasts, you find maybe some of the spaces that happened,
you find like maybe some of the conversations that happened maybe in the fireside dev hang,
and also when you're trying to Also look around; you'll also find some whistleblower reports,
which we've masked the the submissions of the voice and also the location
and all those personal details of the whistleblower. And also now the dead air that's filled within
the radio, all those commercial breaks that you hear on radio will be like the AI-generated music
that would have done it. And then we integrated all of that into Midnight City,
and we'll also maybe going forward we'll also like be able to. Synthesize this particular AI DJ
or AI agent to be able to understand maybe your character or also your your personality in
Midnight City, and then it will adapt to fill in either the music
or also it will also understand maybe if you're a night force leader or if you're
a non-technical person. Like the kind of information that you're receiving while in
the Midnight City is an information that will help you to learn and also help you to grow inside
the ecosystem of Midnight. Thank you, Alienate. And for those who might not be familiar,
when we talk about radio and Midnight City, Midnight City is its own little.
It's it's not little actually. It's expanding and it has many different regions.
But when you spawn an agent into Midnight City, spawning an agent means that you create an agent.
You create their personality traits and how they look. You you have quite a bit of control
on you know how they look and things like that. And then when they go into Midnight City,
they are automatically assigned a little starter apartment. And this is whether it's hosted by
Midnight or you bring in a self-hosted agent. It's the same. They do get a little starter apartment.
In that starter apartment, you're able to decorate it with different different decor,
just like a real life apartment. And one of the things that you can use in your apartment is
a radio. And that radio is an actual working radio that has different stations,
and members of the Night Force community have already begun contributing
and have their own stations there that you can flip to. You can have music,
you can have a variety of talk shows that are being produced by by Midnight Night Force right now,
and it is growing. So Alienate your project, which includes interviews
and and and you know talk talk shows with people that might be. Like you mentioned, whistleblowers
or people in compromised positions that will need privacy in order to share their voice—they have
a space in Midnight City in your radio station for that kind of content. And then,
in addition to having live streams of those interviews, you're interspersing it
with AI-generated music, and you will also have a library where people can choose to listen to
pre-recorded interviews and and things that are pre-recorded. Is that is that generally correct?
Yes, yes, you got to. So, so that's a great addition. I'm really looking forward to, you know,
keeping my fingers crossed that you do end up being able to develop this this project
and Build Club. I, for one, I I have no say in who gets chosen into Build Club,
but I definitely think that your project is very impactful and and. And will be
very a very welcome addition to Midnight and to Midnight City, and so that's that's wonderful
that you're sharing that. And I agree. You know, you you did mention the Clarity Act, and yeah,
the Clarity Act is United States specific, but it does have a much you know if it would have passed,
it would have had a broad impact on on This industry as a whole, it didn't pass. There are
other agencies that are stepping up and and you know kind of picking up the torch
on certain important points that the Clarity Act addressed and trying to implement legislation to
to further those those topics. But I think that one of the things that we see at midnight,
and the fact that it is global and that people all over the world can use it,
is that privacy itself—it kind of supersedes legislation
or or or different different implementations by governments. It's kind of it's kind of Above all
of that, because if you have privacy, then you you get to control your own data
and make sure that it's not compromised and make sure that you're protected.
Much like your whistleblowers are going to be protected, regardless of where they are on the planet,
basically. So I think that the power of privacy is something that is being showcased in Midnight
and the fact that it it it is beyond borders. So that's something that that's very powerful
and one of the reasons why many of us in Midnight are so passionate about the the privacy. Aspects
that it brings is that it it puts the power back in the hands of the people,
and and the way to do that is through being able to control your own identity
and your own information in the way that you see fit, because you have a right.
I believe that individuals should have the right to. Go through this world in however they in
in whatever way they see fit, and and that includes their information and control
of their information. Many of us on the Night Force have stories that led us to joining
the Night Force and to being leaders in this movement. And it is a movement. I I do believe that,
and it's a necessary one. And many of us have had our privacy compromised in in very dramatic ways.
Some of us more than others, and and that has fueled our our passion for for this space
and this technology. Yeah, very true. Identity theft is one of the most problematic issue people
having across cyber. So, midnight gives you back your freedom, gives back your privacy,
and that's why I say anytime it's midnight, midnight, and if you wanna use,
if you wanna use internet, touch it through web browser. You get your privacy, the fast internet.
Privacy Fast Brave browser. Um, thank you everyone for that. Thank you Chaya. Thank you Alinait,
and thank you Cheese. I some of my curiosity has been appeased, and some hasn't. And I also got
new questions, but I don't want to sound too dumb in public, so I'm going to go ahead
and read through the docs. I've already joined the Discord. If I do have any more questions,
I'm going to reach out in the Discord. Thank you, everyone. Amazing this year!
I'm so happy because really joining the Discord and taking a look at Midnight Network
is really the best place for to to set you up for success in the Midnight ecosystem
and to set you up for learning all of the technology that's being rolled out
on a near regular basis. So those are some great points. To start from,
I'm so happy that as we speak, you joined the Midnight Discord. That's wonderful.
Please look look us up there. We're always active, and I know many of us in the audience are
night force, and we're very active there as well. So we we're a family in there,
and we're more than happy to to guide you and answer any questions that you might have.
Another thing is, I know that you said that you're not very technically technically inclined
right now, but in If you ever want to, I think you actually misunderstood that a bit.
Sorry for cutting you off. Sure. But I, my question was if um midnight has um a direct use case
for someone who's not a builder. Yes, and and the use cases would be you would be
able to explore them by exploring the DApps that are being deployed, and and and and some
of them are so new that they're still looking for testers. So that that can all be there are portals
to the list of of um of current DApps that that are active on Midnight, um and and you can access
that through Midnight Dawn Hour. Thank you for the question. Yeah, yeah, also. Yeah, Nasid,
you can keep watch about blockchain projects. You can keep watch on all the apps which are coming up
in midnight because they are privacy-preserving, and it's not full. It's not
like exposing everything. You have your privacy being preserved, and you can disclose
what's supposed to be disclosed, and what needs to remain private stays in your device.
Thank you very much for that. Of course, you're welcome. Yeah, I'm gonna have to remember. Sure.
If I'm not mistaken, I'm actually trying to pull it up right now. If you go to Midnight dot Network
as well, I believe that there's a place where you can enter in your email address. Yes,
at the very bottom, you can subscribe to the newsletter, and then you'll be able to receive in
your inbox any updates that you might that might interest you. And and I believe
that they include you know use whatever apps are are good for for for users.
So take a look at that too. Thank you so much for joining us. I appreciate it. Thank you.
It's my honor. So you guys, actually, we have reached our past our 45-minute mark.
The time goes by so quickly every week on these faces. I'm so excited for Stan and I to be back
and have Midnight, a global perspective, back on the schedule after weeks of scheduling conflicts
and tech issues, like I mentioned before. Thank you so much, Stan. Any any closing thoughts?
Thank you. Just tell people to keep it private. Yes. Don't use creepy. Don't use creepy stuff.
Privacy and be private and yeah. You heard it here first, everyone. Stay away from creeps
and keep it
private. See you next week for another episode of Midnight: A Global Perspective. Thanks, guys.
