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Why did Proton Wallet ship without any privacy features? Something that has been somehow overlooked by most listeners to this episode is that Proton Wallet had planned from the beginning to release with Samourai Wallet Whirlpool tightly integrated and already built the integration, and only scrapped it after the... show more

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet They should have avoided this language and most of all, they should accept Xmr payments

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet It’s a really tough and high stakes game right now to decide where to push the boundaries. Given the current regulatory environment, I’m glad they released at all.

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet I really appreciate this pod. It answered a ton of questions and in the end, made a lot sense how Proton Wallet got shipped.

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet They should innovate and have some balls and implemented Whirlpool anyways.

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet Doesn't work like that

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet For a dapp that stands by "privacy by default" and is entirely ethosed around privacy, it definitely should have ahipped with a privacy integration, even if it meant a delay. Without it, it is just another public ledger interface.

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet They should just have launched it.

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet It wasn't possible to launch with Whirlpool support, as Whirlpool still relied on the central coordinator that was seized by the FBI. They would have had to run their own coordinator (something that was not documented/not easy) or pivoted to something else.

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet No, they absolutely should not have put all of their products at risk given the current doj history. Stay below the radar, wait for (or create) new, viable opportunities.

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@ProtonWallet @SamouraiWallet @cakewallet > this gay shit

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FUND YOUR CRYPTO CARD WITH ZKX Wallet | The Secure and Private Wallet 🗽, POWERED BY RAILGUN The biggest issue with crypto cards is that transactions are public and on-chain. If you fund your crypto card directly from your self-custody wallet, anyone can potentially trace the transaction and link it back to your wallet. Imagine paying for a coffee, while the merchant can potentially see your wallet history and how much crypto you hold. That’s not great for financial privacy. With ZKX Wallet | The Secure and Private Wallet 🗽, you can unshield your funds to your crypto card without creating an on-chain trail that directly links the card payment back to your original wallet. In this example, we funded our ether.fi card using ZKX Wallet | The Secure and Private Wallet 🗽. Spend privately. Keep your wallet private. 🛡️

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Threadguy explains why privacy is a trillion dollar opportunity “I think privacy is the most underpriced market in the world. It’s only a $15–20B marketcap, and it should be trillions. The problem is the vehicle. Is it Monero or Zcash? Some new thing that doesn’t exist yet?” “I think privacy is going to trade as a proxy beta Bitcoin trade. It’s just going to be a boring, slow trade. It isn’t really that exciting until it becomes the most important thing in the world”

Threadguy explains why privacy is a trillion dollar opportunity “I think privacy is the most underpriced market in the world. It’s only a $15–20B marketcap, and it should be trillions. The problem is the vehicle. Is it Monero or Zcash? Some new thing that doesn’t exist yet?” “I think privacy is going to trade as a proxy beta Bitcoin trade. It’s just going to be a boring, slow trade. It isn’t really that exciting until it becomes the most important thing in the world”

Mikli

16,052 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

VanEck CEO Jan van Eck on CNBC: “There’s something else going on within the Bitcoin community that non-crypto people need to know about. And that is: ultimately, VanEck has been around before Bitcoin. We will walk away from Bitcoin if we think the thesis is fundamentally broken. We don’t right now, but you always have to look at the underlying technology and the crypto. What the Bitcoin community has been asking itself is: Is there enough encryption in Bitcoin, because quantum computing is coming? And secondly: Is there enough privacy in Bitcoin? And so a lot of Bitcoin OGs or maxis have been looking at Zcash. Zcash is a token. It’s sort of related to Bitcoin with a lot more privacy. The kind of garbage that we got about Bitcoin four years ago was: ‘It’s used for all bad illicit behavior.’ But now everyone kind of realizes that when you move money around on the Bitcoin blockchain, you can see it. You can see it move from one wallet to another. And a lot of people are looking for more privacy.”

VanEck CEO Jan van Eck on CNBC: “There’s something else going on within the Bitcoin community that non-crypto people need to know about. And that is: ultimately, VanEck has been around before Bitcoin. We will walk away from Bitcoin if we think the thesis is fundamentally broken. We don’t right now, but you always have to look at the underlying technology and the crypto. What the Bitcoin community has been asking itself is: Is there enough encryption in Bitcoin, because quantum computing is coming? And secondly: Is there enough privacy in Bitcoin? And so a lot of Bitcoin OGs or maxis have been looking at Zcash. Zcash is a token. It’s sort of related to Bitcoin with a lot more privacy. The kind of garbage that we got about Bitcoin four years ago was: ‘It’s used for all bad illicit behavior.’ But now everyone kind of realizes that when you move money around on the Bitcoin blockchain, you can see it. You can see it move from one wallet to another. And a lot of people are looking for more privacy.”

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595,695 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Proton VPN Lied About Logging! Proton VPN openly admitted they will monitor your connection when someone complains to them. - Proton VPN admitted to monitoring “in real time” when abuse reports arise — meaning they can inspect traffic and link it to user accounts. - That capability requires storing connection data, which constitutes logging, regardless of how briefly it’s retained. - Proton VPN, Nord VPN, and Surfshark all maintain the technical ability to surveil users despite claiming “no logs.” - True privacy means making monitoring technically impossible — not relying on a company’s promise not to look. Proton Mail and Proton VPN admitted they log their users, sometimes. A user ran port scans through their service. Allegedly, this generated abuse complaints, and then Proton terminated the user’s account. When asked about this, on Reddit, Proton Mail said, "When our systems team is informed about abuse originating from a VPN server, we check the network traffic on the server in question in realtime to verify the abuse report. If we see a VPN connection engaged in abusive behavior when we check, we find the userid associated with that connection and terminate the account." Proton VPN can inspect your traffic and tie it back to your account. That’s false advertising, and also, an egregious invasion of privacy. "Realtime” Monitoring is Just Logging Proton VPN wants you to believe that they don't keep logs, but think about what they're actually claiming: 1. Abuse report comes in (often minutes to hours after the fact) 2. They "check the network traffic" 3. Then, they identify which user account was responsible For step 3 to work, they need to store: - Which user accounts were connected when - What traffic each connection was sending - Long enough to correlate the two That's logging. It doesn't matter if you call it "realtime monitoring" and keep it for 10 minutes instead of days. If you can tie traffic to a user account, you're logging. The distinction between "we log permanently" and "we log temporarily" is meaningless for privacy. The capability exists either way. The Legacy VPN Industry Proton VPN isn't special. Nord VPN and Surfshark do the same thing. Every legacy VPN has this capability. Despite this, they all market "no logs" and privacy guarantees. Yet, they admitted themselves that they do log, sometimes. This is the same logic politicians use when introducing surveillance laws: "don't worry, we'll only use it for terrorists." These laws remain in effect long after whatever threat prompted them has passed, and then get extended to cover other classes of 'criminals,' and eventually to general crime prevention. That's how you get a surveillance state. It’s the same for companies. The problem isn't whether they are trustworthy today. The problem is that when you're a commercial entity facing legal pressure, operational pressure, or financial pressure, that capability will be used and abused. If the technical ability to surveil users exists, it will eventually expand beyond its original scope. What Real Privacy Looks Like If they actually cared about privacy, they would architect the system so user identification is technically impossible. Abuse detection? Use automated pattern matching and nullroute it, but don't inspect packets and, worse, don't map traffic back to user accounts. Could this be built? Yes. Would it be harder? Yes. Would it make it so you can't spy on users? Yes. Clearly their mission wasn’t privacy, but instead, making you believe they provide privacy. But it’s clear, they built systems where they can and do monitor and identify to whom traffic belongs. When evaluating privacy tools, don't ask "will they look?" Instead, ask: "can they look?" If the answer is yes, you don't have privacy. Instead, what you have is a gentleman's agreement, with someone you have never met, that lasts until it becomes inconvenient. Proton VPN, Nord VPN, Surfshark and all of the other legacy VPN providers can all inspect your traffic in realtime. Further, they can tie it to your account which means they can hand that over if compelled. The capability exists. They verified it.

Proton VPN Lied About Logging! Proton VPN openly admitted they will monitor your connection when someone complains to them. - Proton VPN admitted to monitoring “in real time” when abuse reports arise — meaning they can inspect traffic and link it to user accounts. - That capability requires storing connection data, which constitutes logging, regardless of how briefly it’s retained. - Proton VPN, Nord VPN, and Surfshark all maintain the technical ability to surveil users despite claiming “no logs.” - True privacy means making monitoring technically impossible — not relying on a company’s promise not to look. Proton Mail and Proton VPN admitted they log their users, sometimes. A user ran port scans through their service. Allegedly, this generated abuse complaints, and then Proton terminated the user’s account. When asked about this, on Reddit, Proton Mail said, "When our systems team is informed about abuse originating from a VPN server, we check the network traffic on the server in question in realtime to verify the abuse report. If we see a VPN connection engaged in abusive behavior when we check, we find the userid associated with that connection and terminate the account." Proton VPN can inspect your traffic and tie it back to your account. That’s false advertising, and also, an egregious invasion of privacy. "Realtime” Monitoring is Just Logging Proton VPN wants you to believe that they don't keep logs, but think about what they're actually claiming: 1. Abuse report comes in (often minutes to hours after the fact) 2. They "check the network traffic" 3. Then, they identify which user account was responsible For step 3 to work, they need to store: - Which user accounts were connected when - What traffic each connection was sending - Long enough to correlate the two That's logging. It doesn't matter if you call it "realtime monitoring" and keep it for 10 minutes instead of days. If you can tie traffic to a user account, you're logging. The distinction between "we log permanently" and "we log temporarily" is meaningless for privacy. The capability exists either way. The Legacy VPN Industry Proton VPN isn't special. Nord VPN and Surfshark do the same thing. Every legacy VPN has this capability. Despite this, they all market "no logs" and privacy guarantees. Yet, they admitted themselves that they do log, sometimes. This is the same logic politicians use when introducing surveillance laws: "don't worry, we'll only use it for terrorists." These laws remain in effect long after whatever threat prompted them has passed, and then get extended to cover other classes of 'criminals,' and eventually to general crime prevention. That's how you get a surveillance state. It’s the same for companies. The problem isn't whether they are trustworthy today. The problem is that when you're a commercial entity facing legal pressure, operational pressure, or financial pressure, that capability will be used and abused. If the technical ability to surveil users exists, it will eventually expand beyond its original scope. What Real Privacy Looks Like If they actually cared about privacy, they would architect the system so user identification is technically impossible. Abuse detection? Use automated pattern matching and nullroute it, but don't inspect packets and, worse, don't map traffic back to user accounts. Could this be built? Yes. Would it be harder? Yes. Would it make it so you can't spy on users? Yes. Clearly their mission wasn’t privacy, but instead, making you believe they provide privacy. But it’s clear, they built systems where they can and do monitor and identify to whom traffic belongs. When evaluating privacy tools, don't ask "will they look?" Instead, ask: "can they look?" If the answer is yes, you don't have privacy. Instead, what you have is a gentleman's agreement, with someone you have never met, that lasts until it becomes inconvenient. Proton VPN, Nord VPN, Surfshark and all of the other legacy VPN providers can all inspect your traffic in realtime. Further, they can tie it to your account which means they can hand that over if compelled. The capability exists. They verified it.

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18,419 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

"People claim that users don't ultimately care about privacy. That may be true when it comes to some of the more incidental data about their lives. But I don't believe it is true when it comes to finance." on why crypto needs privacy to become mainstream: "In order for crypto to actually become mainstream and to be used for real applications, it's going to have to have privacy. People will care that their salary is not visible to everyone. They will care that the transactions they make online are not visible to everyone."

"People claim that users don't ultimately care about privacy. That may be true when it comes to some of the more incidental data about their lives. But I don't believe it is true when it comes to finance." on why crypto needs privacy to become mainstream: "In order for crypto to actually become mainstream and to be used for real applications, it's going to have to have privacy. People will care that their salary is not visible to everyone. They will care that the transactions they make online are not visible to everyone."

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13,321 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

"The way they achieve their private transactions is exactly the trust me bro, there's a sequencer who has a reputation and you send all your transactions to that sequencer" Aztec Labs CEO Joe Andrews on why Canton's privacy is just trusting an intermediary, not real cryptographic privacy "It's what I touched on earlier, privacy through intermediaries versus cryptographic privacy. The way they achieve their private stablecoins or private transactions is exactly the trust me bro, there's a sequencer who has a reputation, and you send all your transactions to that sequencer and trust, with a non-credible commitment, that they're not going to monetize that data or sell it to anyone" "So while it jumps on the privacy bandwagon, it's basically a bunch of banks trying to adopt a different tech stack" "I think it should come out in the wash, at least for these use cases that require strong credible commitments and actual privacy that's backed by cryptographic guarantees"

"The way they achieve their private transactions is exactly the trust me bro, there's a sequencer who has a reputation and you send all your transactions to that sequencer" Aztec Labs CEO Joe Andrews on why Canton's privacy is just trusting an intermediary, not real cryptographic privacy "It's what I touched on earlier, privacy through intermediaries versus cryptographic privacy. The way they achieve their private stablecoins or private transactions is exactly the trust me bro, there's a sequencer who has a reputation, and you send all your transactions to that sequencer and trust, with a non-credible commitment, that they're not going to monetize that data or sell it to anyone" "So while it jumps on the privacy bandwagon, it's basically a bunch of banks trying to adopt a different tech stack" "I think it should come out in the wash, at least for these use cases that require strong credible commitments and actual privacy that's backed by cryptographic guarantees"

Laura Shin

12,814 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

To my brothers and sisters, a call to action.. Please stand with the families of the Samourai Wallet developers. These men built privacy tools in a world that grows more hostile to privacy by the day. Now their families are carrying the weight of a fight they never asked for, while the machine tries to turn builders into criminals and make an example out of those who dared to defend financial sovereignty. Privacy is not a crime. Code is not a confession. Building tools for free men is not an act of evil. Support their families. Help them endure the fire. Because when the state comes for the builders of privacy, it is not only their door being kicked in. It is a warning shot aimed at every sovereign soul who still believes human beings have the right to transact, speak, build, and exist without being watched like cattle. Stand with them. Proof of work is not just mining. Sometimes it is standing beside the men who built the tools when the world turns cold. Sign the pardon petition, and donate.

To my brothers and sisters, a call to action.. Please stand with the families of the Samourai Wallet developers. These men built privacy tools in a world that grows more hostile to privacy by the day. Now their families are carrying the weight of a fight they never asked for, while the machine tries to turn builders into criminals and make an example out of those who dared to defend financial sovereignty. Privacy is not a crime. Code is not a confession. Building tools for free men is not an act of evil. Support their families. Help them endure the fire. Because when the state comes for the builders of privacy, it is not only their door being kicked in. It is a warning shot aimed at every sovereign soul who still believes human beings have the right to transact, speak, build, and exist without being watched like cattle. Stand with them. Proof of work is not just mining. Sometimes it is standing beside the men who built the tools when the world turns cold. Sign the pardon petition, and donate.

HODLTarantula(HT)🏴‍☠️Sovereign Maximalist

18,225 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

📣 Community Update: Cyborgs! We’ve just reached a major milestone that signals a clear shift in what Arcane and Spectre are becoming, and where this project is heading. Arcane is no longer just a wallet. It’s evolving into the foundation for on-chain privacy. With the Arcane wallet extension now complete, alongside a working privacy dApp interacting directly through the SDK, we’re seeing the first fully connected version of this system come to life. 📌 The wallet extension introduces a real user interface across desktop, complementing mobile, and bringing Arcane into everyday use rather than remaining purely backend infrastructure. Public release by the end of Q2. 📌 Arcane now supports both public and private transactions seamlessly, with Invisible Routing automatically detecting the transaction type so the user doesn’t need to think about it. 📌 The integration between the wallet and the dApp via the SDK creates a complete flow from wallet > action > private execution. This is live, functional privacy in action, not just theory. 📌 The Arcane SDK is a major unlock. It allows any dApp on EVM compatible chains to integrate our privacy stack, positioning Arcane as infrastructure rather than a single product. 📌 Our relayer network will power all private transactions, not only within the Arcane wallet, but across every third party application that integrates the SDK. 📌 As more integrations come online, this drives increased volume through the ecosystem, expanding the revenue streams flowing back to holders. What we’re seeing now is the early formation of a connected ecosystem, where wallet, SDK, dApps, and relayers all work together as one unified privacy layer. This marks the transition from isolated development into something functional and expandable. The rails are being laid. The system is coming online. And what we’re building here doesn’t just participate in the future of crypto, it helps define it ♾️🚀

📣 Community Update: Cyborgs! We’ve just reached a major milestone that signals a clear shift in what Arcane and Spectre are becoming, and where this project is heading. Arcane is no longer just a wallet. It’s evolving into the foundation for on-chain privacy. With the Arcane wallet extension now complete, alongside a working privacy dApp interacting directly through the SDK, we’re seeing the first fully connected version of this system come to life. 📌 The wallet extension introduces a real user interface across desktop, complementing mobile, and bringing Arcane into everyday use rather than remaining purely backend infrastructure. Public release by the end of Q2. 📌 Arcane now supports both public and private transactions seamlessly, with Invisible Routing automatically detecting the transaction type so the user doesn’t need to think about it. 📌 The integration between the wallet and the dApp via the SDK creates a complete flow from wallet > action > private execution. This is live, functional privacy in action, not just theory. 📌 The Arcane SDK is a major unlock. It allows any dApp on EVM compatible chains to integrate our privacy stack, positioning Arcane as infrastructure rather than a single product. 📌 Our relayer network will power all private transactions, not only within the Arcane wallet, but across every third party application that integrates the SDK. 📌 As more integrations come online, this drives increased volume through the ecosystem, expanding the revenue streams flowing back to holders. What we’re seeing now is the early formation of a connected ecosystem, where wallet, SDK, dApps, and relayers all work together as one unified privacy layer. This marks the transition from isolated development into something functional and expandable. The rails are being laid. The system is coming online. And what we’re building here doesn’t just participate in the future of crypto, it helps define it ♾️🚀

0x0

10,732 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

21 million crypto card transactions in a single month. One global payment network. This is the fastest-growing consumer use case in crypto, and the privacy leak is built in from the start. Our partnership with Zebec Cards changes that. Ghost makes every swipe invisible by default. Stealth addresses, sealed payloads, and relay routing sever the link before it ever reaches the issuer. The wallet you already use, with the privacy you always needed. 👻

21 million crypto card transactions in a single month. One global payment network. This is the fastest-growing consumer use case in crypto, and the privacy leak is built in from the start. Our partnership with Zebec Cards changes that. Ghost makes every swipe invisible by default. Stealth addresses, sealed payloads, and relay routing sever the link before it ever reaches the issuer. The wallet you already use, with the privacy you always needed. 👻

GhostWareOS

21,163 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

this is my first ever video‼️ and i made it about Neptune Privacy because that should tell you how much i believe in what they’re building i could have made my first video about anything. but i chose the one that i genuinely think the entire market is sleeping on -private by default -quantum-safe from day one -leviathan L2 already in testing -wallet -DEX -bridge…. all built this is what i’ve been researching for months and i wanted to show it properly watch it, then tell me this isn’t the most undervalued project in crypto right now this is privacy unchained!!! $XNT

this is my first ever video‼️ and i made it about Neptune Privacy because that should tell you how much i believe in what they’re building i could have made my first video about anything. but i chose the one that i genuinely think the entire market is sleeping on -private by default -quantum-safe from day one -leviathan L2 already in testing -wallet -DEX -bridge…. all built this is what i’ve been researching for months and i wanted to show it properly watch it, then tell me this isn’t the most undervalued project in crypto right now this is privacy unchained!!! $XNT

𝐗𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐚𝐧 ; (ᴘʀɪᴠacy arc)♟️,♟️

12,064 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

I spoke with Harry from Aztec about one of the biggest questions for the next phase of crypto. > How do we build a financial system that gives users real privacy while still preserving the security and transparency that blockchains provide? > We discussed Aztec’s approach to privacy and what privacy could look like as more financial activity moves onchain. Because putting everything on a public ledger may work for some applications, but it cannot be the answer for every financial transaction👇

I spoke with Harry from Aztec about one of the biggest questions for the next phase of crypto. > How do we build a financial system that gives users real privacy while still preserving the security and transparency that blockchains provide? > We discussed Aztec’s approach to privacy and what privacy could look like as more financial activity moves onchain. Because putting everything on a public ledger may work for some applications, but it cannot be the answer for every financial transaction👇

marilyn100x.eth

31,186 görüntüleme • 2 gün önce

We cracked on-chain privacy... ⛓️💥 Multiple users. One address. Zero information leakage. Our CTO, koreli.eth, presented the Hinkal wallet architecture at Devcon Argentina - Ethereum's flagship developer conference, breaking down the full Hinkal wallet architecture: ZK proofs, stealth addresses, and UTXO pools on EVM. Enterprise-grade privacy that works seamlessly with any DeFi protocol. "This is a normal transaction in Hinkal" - That's the point. Privacy by default. 🎙️ Watch him walk you through the magic:

We cracked on-chain privacy... ⛓️💥 Multiple users. One address. Zero information leakage. Our CTO, koreli.eth, presented the Hinkal wallet architecture at Devcon Argentina - Ethereum's flagship developer conference, breaking down the full Hinkal wallet architecture: ZK proofs, stealth addresses, and UTXO pools on EVM. Enterprise-grade privacy that works seamlessly with any DeFi protocol. "This is a normal transaction in Hinkal" - That's the point. Privacy by default. 🎙️ Watch him walk you through the magic:

hinkal

12,911 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

👁‍🗨Not Dead Yet | S1E6 — Yannik Schrade Privacy is finally on the main stage. This isn’t merely an incidental trend, however; it’s necessary. The rise in interest was exemplified recently when our industry's own Yannik Schrade went on Tucker Carlson's podcast to discuss the fall of privacy and the war to regain it. The episode, quite rightly, went viral. Yannik is the CEO and co-founder of Arcium and is dedicating his life and career to creating tools that strengthen the cypherpunk values we all hold dear. So, this week, Robert Baggs is joined by Yannik in the season finale of Not Dead Yet. Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 02:03 – Tucker Carlson and the privacy narrative 06:08 – That Ring advert and what is leading people to privacy 10:28 – Why is personal data so valuable? 14:28 – Are AI becoming ethical arbiters? 19:57 – Is convenience the enemy of privacy? 22:01 – The EU and the UK’s privacy woes 31:30 – Why is decentralization important to privacy? 35:28 – With data so valuable, how can we make data privacy the norm? 37:59 – How we make privacy tools standard practice 40:12 – Tornado Cash and the regulatory threat to privacy 46:46 – Which industries would benefit the most from privacy? 49:19 – “If you’ve got nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear” 55:30 – What are some common privacy mistakes and 57:25 – Are you optimistic about the future of privacy?

👁‍🗨Not Dead Yet | S1E6 — Yannik Schrade Privacy is finally on the main stage. This isn’t merely an incidental trend, however; it’s necessary. The rise in interest was exemplified recently when our industry's own Yannik Schrade went on Tucker Carlson's podcast to discuss the fall of privacy and the war to regain it. The episode, quite rightly, went viral. Yannik is the CEO and co-founder of Arcium and is dedicating his life and career to creating tools that strengthen the cypherpunk values we all hold dear. So, this week, Robert Baggs is joined by Yannik in the season finale of Not Dead Yet. Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 02:03 – Tucker Carlson and the privacy narrative 06:08 – That Ring advert and what is leading people to privacy 10:28 – Why is personal data so valuable? 14:28 – Are AI becoming ethical arbiters? 19:57 – Is convenience the enemy of privacy? 22:01 – The EU and the UK’s privacy woes 31:30 – Why is decentralization important to privacy? 35:28 – With data so valuable, how can we make data privacy the norm? 37:59 – How we make privacy tools standard practice 40:12 – Tornado Cash and the regulatory threat to privacy 46:46 – Which industries would benefit the most from privacy? 49:19 – “If you’ve got nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear” 55:30 – What are some common privacy mistakes and 57:25 – Are you optimistic about the future of privacy?

Cointelegraph

84,975 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Today we’re releasing the nocy Wallet + nocy DEX to the community for testing. This isn’t a teaser, it’s the first real front door into privacy-first #DeFi on Midnight nocy has been built from the ground up to match Midnight’s rational privacy model: private by default, provable when it matters. What’s live now: 🛡️ nocy Wallet - native #Midnight wallet supporting shielded + unshielded balances, clear UX for privacy flows, and DUST fee generation via registered $NIGHT UTXOs. 🛡️ nocy DEX (MVP) - a central limit order book spot market designed for shielded trading with real buy/sell orders and tight execution. We’ve built these tools not just as products, but as the interfaces people actually use in a privacy-native environment. Get started: 🔗 Wallet: 🔗 DEX: 🔗 Faucet (test tokens): 💡 We’ll be dropping setup guides, best practices, and beta updates in Discord and we want feedback (and bug reports) from early users. Details + guides: If you’re building on Midnight: come break this with us.

Today we’re releasing the nocy Wallet + nocy DEX to the community for testing. This isn’t a teaser, it’s the first real front door into privacy-first #DeFi on Midnight nocy has been built from the ground up to match Midnight’s rational privacy model: private by default, provable when it matters. What’s live now: 🛡️ nocy Wallet - native #Midnight wallet supporting shielded + unshielded balances, clear UX for privacy flows, and DUST fee generation via registered $NIGHT UTXOs. 🛡️ nocy DEX (MVP) - a central limit order book spot market designed for shielded trading with real buy/sell orders and tight execution. We’ve built these tools not just as products, but as the interfaces people actually use in a privacy-native environment. Get started: 🔗 Wallet: 🔗 DEX: 🔗 Faucet (test tokens): 💡 We’ll be dropping setup guides, best practices, and beta updates in Discord and we want feedback (and bug reports) from early users. Details + guides: If you’re building on Midnight: come break this with us.

nocy

27,010 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce