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With warnings temperature rises will tip over 1.5 by 2027, serious climate action means no new coal & gas yet the Albanese Govt is supporting expanded gas extraction & has approved a new coal mine. View Q & PM's response here: #auspol #qt #climateemergency

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privacy on Ethereum has a gas problem every time you fund and use a new account on a blockchain, you create a trail two trails, actually: → gas linkage: your initial account funds the new account with tokens to pay for transaction fees, linking them publicly → time linkage: deposit into a privacy protocol then use a public app a few minutes later? easy to link both actions this is why "private DeFi" still leaks information that's why we've been working on removing gas entirely, to remove those trails gasless ephemeral accounts and relayers become viable: no funding fingerprints, no top-up history add time-based execution ("deposit into Morpho in one week") and the link between your public account and the onchain action breaks completely privacy at the protocol level means removing the metadata that ties your activity together by default gasless execution does that before any shielded pool is even involved

privacy on Ethereum has a gas problem every time you fund and use a new account on a blockchain, you create a trail two trails, actually: → gas linkage: your initial account funds the new account with tokens to pay for transaction fees, linking them publicly → time linkage: deposit into a privacy protocol then use a public app a few minutes later? easy to link both actions this is why "private DeFi" still leaks information that's why we've been working on removing gas entirely, to remove those trails gasless ephemeral accounts and relayers become viable: no funding fingerprints, no top-up history add time-based execution ("deposit into Morpho in one week") and the link between your public account and the onchain action breaks completely privacy at the protocol level means removing the metadata that ties your activity together by default gasless execution does that before any shielded pool is even involved

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