Miden this project, my initial focus was actually very simple—it's not due to any hype or hot concept speculation, but rather because it repeatedly appeared on the timeline, catching my attention.

Upon closer inspection, you'll find that several core developers who are usually demanding about project requirements have been continuously discussing its execution model. But this is not just hype; they are specifically exploring technical implementations such as "local execution," "privacy enabled by default," and "verification instead of trust."

Such high-level technical discussions are actually rare. Only truly valuable projects can inspire this kind of in-depth dialogue—developers won't delve into details just for trending topics, nor will they discuss superficially to cope.

So I decided to take a closer look to understand what these technical features specifically mean and why they can attract the interest of this group of people.