Sui Network Plans Private Transactions by 2026 to Enhance User Privacy

Sui Network plans to introduce private transactions on its layer-1 blockchain by 2026.

The initiative aims for seamless, regulation-compliant on-chain payments without user opt-in.
Mysten Labs co-founder confirmed the use of privacy primitives at the protocol level.
Full confidentiality will ensure only sender and receiver access transaction details.
This move positions Sui as a leader in scalable, private blockchain transactions with high throughput and low fees.
The pivot addresses regulatory scrutiny and potential threats from quantum computing.

Quantum computing poses a potential threat to cryptography, specifically targeting [Bitcoin](https://holder.io/coins/btc/).

Experts suggest quantum machines could crack Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC), crucial for blockchain security.
Crypto analyst Charles Edwards advocates preparing solutions for quantum threats soon.
There is debate on the impact of quantum computing, with some viewing it as a strengthening factor for Bitcoin's future.