$TEN has officially completed its TGE today and is now trading. All eyes are on TEN.

I would like to make a personal judgment: @tenprotocol is currently one of the projects that resembles an "infrastructure-level player" the most, not because of its popularity, but because it addresses the most serious yet easily underestimated issue in the entire Web3 - privacy.

TEN's positioning is very clear: it is a privacy L2 on Ethereum.
Moreover, it follows a path that can be implemented today: TEE (Trusted Execution Environment).
Unlike directions like ZK / FHE that require years of engineering, TEE is already running in production environments. This means that privacy is not a "future version"; it is a capability that can be used on-chain now.

This brings not a small upgrade, but the unlocking of a trillion-level market:
The game can finally run fairly, finance no longer has to run naked, AI can truly protect data, and RWA and medical applications finally have the opportunity to run on-chain. The real-world business that a transparent blockchain cannot support has been transferred.

Some noteworthy data has already occurred:
- 500M+ transactions
- 160k wallet addresses
- 1M+ on-chain operations
- Public Offering Over-raising 5.6 times

This is not a proof of concept, but a network that is already in operation.

In brief, TEN's FUSE mechanism is an anti-rug design: it uses stablecoins to participate, protects the principal, and allows for upside—this structure is quite rare in today's market environment.

Many people are asking if TEN can be compared to ZEC?
It is still early to draw conclusions, but what can be confirmed is that ZEC is focused on privacy coins, while TEN is focused on privacy chains. One addresses "funds anonymity," while the other addresses "whether the entire business can operate safely."

Privacy is not narrative, it is infrastructure.
TEN is bringing privacy back to the system layer.

The TGE has started. If you want to gain early exposure to $TEN , now is the time to take a look.