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🚨 Today, we're introducing 𝗘𝗻𝗰𝗿𝘆𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 on @dfnsHQ 🔒 Blockchains gave us programmable, global, always-on finance. They also made everything public. For institutions, that was always a problem. Treasury moves can be tracked. Trading strategies can be inferred. Payment relationships can be mapped. That’s not how financial systems are meant to operate. Starting with Ethereum and EVM networks, you can now send transactions where balances and amounts are encrypted onchain using ERC-7984 and Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) from @zama. Take a step back. For the first time, Dfns, a leading institutional wallet infrastructure used by 400+ fintechs and banks enables private transactions on public chains like Ethereum 🎉 Smart contracts can still validate, compute, and update state… all without decrypting anything. Visibility becomes controlled, not default. Access is explicit, auditable, and policy-driven. What this unlocks: ✔️ Treasury operations without leaking allocation strategies ✔️ Trading without exposing intent or position size ✔️ Payments without revealing counterparties ✔️ Internal fund movements without public traceability ✔️ Client balances that remain confidential on public infrastructure 🟢 Encrypted transactions are now live on Ethereum and EVM. ▶️ Get started: app.dfns.io 📑 Learn more: dfns.co/article/introd…

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We're launching Shielded — Zama's quarterly institutional report covering confidential onchain finance. Each quarter, we'll share a comprehensive update on the @zama Protocol and our emerging ecosystem. Most crypto projects don't publish quarterly reports. Fewer still do it with the rigor you'd expect from a finance-oriented industry. We think that needs to change — especially if we're asking institutions to trust us with trillions. Q1 covers protocol adoption, TVS growth, the confidential token ecosystem, institutional use cases, and the infrastructure underpinning it all. We just wrapped a preview with partners, key stakeholders and builders ahead of the release. The full report drops Thursday, April 30th. → Sign up to receive Shielded the moment it's live. zama.org/shielded

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"For a very long time, institutions have been creating tokenized assets on their own private infrastructure, in silos." — Joachim Lebrun (@0xMuchScience), CTO & Co-founder of @trex_network At the Zama Builder Villa during EthCC[9], we sat down with Joachim to talk about his journey building with Zama and why confidentiality is the missing layer in institutional tokenization. ⬇️

T-REX Network has partnered with @AscendFi to enable ERC-3643 tokenized assets to function as compliant collateral in onchain credit markets 🚀 The first wave of tokenization proved assets could go onchain compliantly. What it failed to prove is that markets would form around them. For regulated assets to scale, they need to do more than exist onchain. They need to generate yield, be borrowed against, and access liquidity, all without breaking the compliance rules that govern them. Two layers, one stack: 🔸 T-REX Network handles compliance: ERC-3643 rules and identity traveling with every asset across networks, verified by the T-REX Ledger before every transaction. 🔸 Ascend handles credit: Permissioned vaults enabling compliant assets to be borrowed against and put to work in onchain credit markets. The institutional momentum behind this is already building. @ApexGlobalGroup (servicing $3.5 trillion) recently committed to adopt the T-REX Ledger as its default infrastructure, with a target of $100 billion in tokenized assets by June 2027. Those assets are eligible across Ascend's credit infrastructure. Ascend brings an additional $8 billion pipeline of institutional RWAs ready for deployment. Compliant. Interoperable. Productive. This is the tokenized future 🦖 Read full PR: t-rex.network/news/t-rex-net…