Carbon DeFi, Governance, Privacy, and Long-Term Alignment
[ad_1] This series features questions submitted by the Bancor community and answered by Bancor Project Lead, Dr. Mark Richardson, in a recent Q&A session. Part 1, Carbon DeFi’s Execution Architecture and What Comes Next, focuses on execution architecture, intent-based systems, protocol upgrades, and how Carbon DeFi fits into an evolving wallet and AI-driven landscape. Part 2, […]
Protecting Arbitrage Execution With Privacy, Without Sacrificing Onchain Transparency
[ad_1] Bancor’s Arbitrage Framework Integrates Garbled Circuits on COTI Arbitrage is one of the most competitive activities onchain. Opportunities appear briefly, execution windows are tight, and the moment a transaction is broadcast, it becomes visible to everyone watching. In that environment, how arbitrage is executed matters just as much as whether an opportunity exists. With the […]
SEC Ends Investigation Into ZCash Foundation, According to Privacy Coin Project Execs
[ad_1] The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has formally ended its years-long investigation into the Zcash Foundation and will not recommend any enforcement action against the privacy-focused nonprofit, executives say. The foundation announced the conclusion of the review in a notice published Wednesday on its website. The inquiry began in August 2023 after the foundation […]
Transparency vs Privacy
[ad_1] Why crypto’s obsession with transparency is giving way to programmable privacy — and what that unlocks Something fundamental is shifting in how the blockchain industry thinks about transparency — and it’s forcing long-held assumptions back onto the table. That shift is playing out in real time, and in this episode of Blockchain Banter, I sat down with Brad (Biz Dev […]
Blockchain Privacy Shouldn’t Automatically Raise Red Flags—SEC Chair
[ad_1] Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Crypto executives pushed the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday to reconsider its approach to blockchain privacy, arguing that not all users of these tools are criminals. The meeting, the SEC’s sixth crypto-focused roundtable this year, drew sharp exchanges between […]
SEC Crypto Roundtable Questions Whether Americans Can Transact Without Surrendering Privacy
[ad_1] The SEC is hosting a task force roundtable on the future of crypto privacy, organized by pro-crypto Commissioner Hester Pierce. In his opening remarks, Chairman Paul Atkins said the agency is pondering how to empower groundbreaking privacy protocols while addressing “national security threats.” “Today’s roundtable participants will wrestle with a question that, at its […]
Regulators Must Catch Up To The New Privacy Paradigm
[ad_1] Opinion by: Agata Ferreira, assistant professor on the Warsaw College of Know-how A brand new consensus is forming throughout the Web3 world. For years, privateness was handled as a compliance drawback, liability for developers and at greatest, a distinct segment concern. Now it’s turning into clear that privateness is definitely what digital freedom is […]