Let it be💜

@redciph @magicblock Well said👍thanks

If you want to build something actually unique and worth funding One of the biggest limitations of modern onchain apps is transparency. It’s great for verification, sure. But it also restricts real world use cases. Privacy isn’t optional: – in business & finance – in consumer apps – in AI agent efficiency So no, privacy isn’t just a feature. It’s the next frontier. DevRel team at @magicblock will walk through how to build private, decentralized apps & payments on Solana at their upcoming workshop. They’re also backing it with a $5,000 prize track for privacy focused teams. Registration is open: luma.com/n478cgmg Can’t make it? There’ll be a live stream. Curious to see what kind of projects emerge from this.

@min4ick_ @magicblock Magic art💜

🪄🔮When you look for something, it will find you @magicblock

Right now there are two main approaches in privacy. MPC and TEE. They do the same thing: hide your data. But they do it completely differently. MPC keeps the data encrypted all the time. Even during computations. Nobody sees what you are doing. But because of this, it’s a bit slower. Sometimes more expensive. And the interface is more complicated. You might notice this in your wallet, because you need to "wrap" tokens, do extra steps. TEE works differently. @MagicBlock actually uses it. The transaction runs inside protected hardware - an enclave. The data is revealed inside, but not outside. So the network and validators don’t see it. And because of this, everything is fast. Almost like a regular Solana transaction. Sometimes even gasless. And the interface is almost like usual,no wraps, no extra actions. The difference for a user is simple. If you care about speed and simplicity, that’s TEE. If you are anxious and need maximum privacy, where nobody can be trusted, that’s MPC. In practice, TEE is already used for private payments, swaps, games. MPC is more for complex DeFi and private AI. It’s important to understand that they are not competitors. They complement each other. Some are needed for convenience and speed, others for absolute cryptographic protection.

@RomilGi_Crypto @solana Thanks 💜

@0xLetitbe @solana This is the best thing I've read in a while)

Yes, @solana has rightly started developing in this direction, although it was initially designed for transparency. There are many examples that can be analyzed showing why a move towards privacy is the better choice, but I decided to stop at MEV sandwiches. This seems to me the most widespread problem you have faced and perhaps didn’t even know about. I’ll explain in simple terms how these bots work: you want to buy a certain token, your transaction acts as the filling. The bot makes a purchase before your transaction, you buy at an already inflated price, and the bot immediately sells. In this way, bots extract millions from users. The average loss for victims is around $8. But with large swaps, it can reach thousands. For example, in October 2025 there were more than 15,000 victims in a month, over 18,000+ $SOL extracted. Therefore, ephemeral rollups based on TEEs are a direct defense against sandwiches, the bot simply does not see that you want to buy. I hope that the privacy narrative around Solana continues to develop and more and more projects will implement @magicblock technologies for this.

@EgsoncleCrypto @solana Oh no, don't say that word

@0xLetitbe @solana It's a while SEIyan

@0xLetitbe hahahahha

@_Miki777 @magicblock @16vivz gMagic💜

.@magicblock isn't just building a stack; they’re building the financial OS for next billion users March was the month Agent Economy. Shipping the Private Payments API as an MCP server is the exact infrastructure needed for agents to handle payroll and vendor splits @16vivz

@Ange_l1989 Hahahah

@0xLetitbe This is me when I'm watching a streamer in the chat and asking about money 😆

@sumakh5050 @magicblock Cool art💜

Do less But do it better Focus is not about doing everything It is about choosing what actually matters and committing to it @magicblock Magic Block supports builders who simplify and build systems that work without unnecessary complexity

@KeithbmBG Good plan👍

Base have shared its mission and strategy for 2026: build a global onchain economy that anyone can access. After massive growth in 2025: trillions in stablecoin volume, users across the world, and becoming a leading place for onchain trading, Base team are excited on what comes next. Their plan centers on three major priorities: 1. Build global onchain markets Base wants every type of asset to live and trade onchain. That means faster settlement, lower fees, and a platform where you can trade anything, anytime. They’re upgrading the Base App to become a trusted place for global, 24/7 markets. 2. Make stablecoin payments instant and universal Stablecoins are becoming the default money of the internet. Base is working to make sending, spending, and saving with stablecoins feel as simple as using a normal app — fast, cheap, and available in more currencies. 3. Support builders and AI agents Base sees builders both humans and AI agents, as the core of the onchain economy. They’re investing in tools, standards, and programs that help new teams launch, grow, and bring more users onchain. Base strategy forr is about creating the infrastructure for a global, open financial system and building it alongside the community. @base @baseapp

@Diffinity9iig @magicblock @solana @16vivz @simpletox26 gMagic💜

@magicblock launches Private Payments API on @solana 🚀 Private USDC transfers, splits and deferred payouts are executed with one API command. Confidentiality + built-in AML/OFAC compliance. Beta is already on mainnet 👀 @16vivz @simpletox26

@supermarioblock Great work👍

Blood, sweat, and tears went into building this You can now send USDC privately from address A to B in 1 Solana tx with 1 API call Same token standard. Same delightful UX.

@PiccoGabriele 👍

This shows how versatile ephemeral rollups are. We built it using most of the core primitives we’ve developed, and I was surprised by how easy it was: - Uses delegation with intents and client-side encryption for the destination, splits, and delay - Uses the TEE and the permission program to shield the transfer queue - Built-in crank to process transfer intents in the queue - Intent to release the funds to the destination This entire flow is signed and scheduled in a single Solana transaction, specified in a smart contract. No relayer, no off-chain server or database, just plain Solana + Ephemeral Rollups 🧙‍♂️

@magicblock @solana

The MagicBlock Private Payments API is now live on @Solana Add confidential SPL transfers into your app in minutes with one API call Compliant by default, it includes payment splits and time-delayed releases 🧵👇

@magicblock @solana @solana_devs We are waiting for even more participants this time

The weekend hackathon series that keeps growing 100+ submissions and 12 winners across three previous versions Solana Blitz v3 starts this Friday 🧵👇

@magicblock banger

Demo: MagicBlock Private Payments API Confidential SPL transfers with one API call, split payments and time-delayed releases included Live in beta on Solana Mainnet today, link below 👇

@WesaruKnows @magicblock gMagic💜

@redciph @magicblock @0xIrina Waaaaiting💜

Join me for an evening karaoke at @magicblock this April 3rd, 9 PM Featuring the main star @0xIrina детка возьми телефон, and a special guest with an insane voice Come have fun, sing along, and step out of your comfort zone for a night to remember