Tag: Ethereum

Let’s explore the current state of privacy in the Arbitrum ecosystem to understand what measures are being implemented to enhance privacy protections for users. Along the road, we’ll also look for an optimal privacy solution. Most blockchain networks, including Ethereum, do not offer the privacy guarantees that users might expect in a web3 environment. They

A point that bears repeating is that blockchain networks today are not private. They’re pseudonymous. There’s no privacy on Ethereum by default–and most other blockchain networks do not count with the privacy guarantees that users would expect to see from a web3 environment.  Every financial transaction on the most popular blockchains is reviewable on a

Aleph Zero’s native bridge, MOST, is finally live! This opens up the ecosystem to new users from other blockchains–and enables them to take advantage of Aleph Zero’s unique speed and privacy-enhancing features.  After months of work, the ecosystem’s native bridge, MOST is live! The launch fits into a broader strategy of Aleph Zero, enabling it

MOST–the bridge between Aleph Zero and Ethereum–has entered the Public Testnet stage. Learn about the features! Aleph Zero Testnet and Ethereum Sepolia Testnet are now connected with a public-facing interface. You can already bridge assets between the networks, familiarize yourself with the bridging flow, and share your feedback before it’s released on the Mainnet! Let’s