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Spotted at @consensus2026 👀
IC3's @sjbreck participating in a workshop with @stephendpalley from @BrownRudnickLLP on the legal and technical risks of agentic AI
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A good TLDR for our paper on AI-powered collective investment schemes in Yahoo! Finance.
Article here: finance.yahoo.com/news/popular-c…
Paper here: arxiv.org/pdf/2601.00523
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🧵 1/ New IC3 research reveals a fundamental dilemma in AI-powered trading systems and collective investment algorithms (CoinAlgs).
Think robo-advisors, quant funds, and AI DAOs like @ai16zdao and @truth_terminal.
We call it the "CoinAlg Bind":
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@BlockEnthusiast @AriJuels Good point. These attacks are definitely a concern. B-privacy addresses a complementary problem: even if the system itself prevents you from letting others verify how you voted (receipt-freeness/coercion-resistance), the tally might still leak enough to enable bribery.
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@AriJuels So long as I can verify my vote was cast how I intended, I can submit that verification to potential bribers
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Secret-ballot crypto voting—e.g., in DAOs—is a great idea. But our research has uncovered a privacy gotcha.
arxiv.org/pdf/2509.17871
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Read the latest research on privacy in DAO voting co-authored by Tally CTO & Co-founder @rafaelsolari.
Featuring the first systematic guidance for weighted voting systems that goes beyond ballot secrecy.
Learn more ↓
IC3@initc3org
New IC3 research: Token-weighted voting in DAOs is common across web3, but comes with a serious privacy flaw: voter choices can be inferred from tallies even if ballots are kept secret. 🧵⬇️
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Check out the new research on privacy in DAO voting by @stonecoldpat0, @tallyxyz, @theamyzhao and folks at @initc3org!
They show how weighted voting can leak voter choices, introduce a new framework called B-Privacy, and propose ways to make bribery much harder.
IC3@initc3org
New IC3 research: Token-weighted voting in DAOs is common across web3, but comes with a serious privacy flaw: voter choices can be inferred from tallies even if ballots are kept secret. 🧵⬇️
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