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One of Aleph Zero’s priorities is the protection of sensitive information such as financial data of individuals and companies. We’re working on the development of a data confidentiality layer that will give users the ability to be selective about how they disclose their on-chain information. Many wonder how this fits into the current state of

Privacy blockchains and privacy coins will continue to be the focus of users who are concerned over the excesses of web2 when it comes to user data. They’re also the interest of companies who share similar concerns.  However, due to the uncertain regulatory landscape of blockchain compliance and privacy compliance, some of these sectors have

In the last article, we’ve seen how blockchain compliance regulations are changing rapidly. They still retain a certain degree of uncertainty that might not be appealing for enterprise applications. There are many solutions that address this need in the market by providing infrastructure and applications that streamline compliance processes for crypto-curious companies. These solutions range

We’ve talked about how important blockchain scalability is to all sorts of compliance and privacy solutions. However, we also need to understand what having this scalability means and what it looks like in a blockchain network’s operations.  There are many ways to measure the speed of a blockchain network. The most popular of these is

Blockchain speed can take different shapes and be measured from different perspectives. However, the main outlook in all cases is still to build a fast blockchain network that can handle mass adoption. This is because of the general understanding of how web3 needs to scale. In order for it to propose a viable alternative to

As we’ve seen, the quest for the fastest blockchain is currently being won by an array of new approaches to scalability. This race is going on because blockchain speed is becoming more and more important to the viability of end-user applications in web3. We also saw that the speed of a main chain is still

Blockchain technology is a new field of industry that has implications for finance, technology, business, and many others. This means that many of the recent advances are still the subject of heated debate in terms of their effect on the public. Regulators around the world have started to approach blockchain technology with different outlooks. However,

Privacy can exist on a spectrum. When it comes to this hot topic of blockchain privacy and compliance, it’s easy to think in absolute terms. But the unfortunate truth is that this is rarely a binary, even in real life. This conversation is increasingly important as different jurisdictions start to regulate the roles of individuals,

We’ve looked into privacy coins and their history since the early Bitcoin days. We’ve also looked at the emerging shift towards privacy-preserving blockchains and how they leverage different methods like zk proofs. Now let’s look at the relationship between these two technologies and how one has led to the other. The Difference Between the Two