Many privacy chains are solving the problem of "how to hide things,"

but @0xMiden is more like addressing an old question:

Why must all computations be done on-chain?

Miden chooses to delegate the heavy lifting to the client:
🔹 Local execution
🔹 Only verify STARK proof on-chain
🔹 State is private by default but can be selectively made public

The result is:
Gas costs are significantly reduced, privacy is not a black box, and compliance requirements can still be met.

This is not "more privacy," but a more rational way of execution.