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@robotevm @ns lmao

only been here for a day @ns and can already tell you that the main reason you want to start a new country is because they have unlimited healthy prepared meals included in your subscription

I have no prime I will evolve until I die

@MEADGod banger

Only in crypto you will see people drop $10,000 for a card membership just so they don’t KYC to their local bank and think that automatically eliminates their tax responsibility.

Your protocol always being able to see all swaps is no better than a CEX, nor does it provide privacy

@zooko ZK x TEE ?

👀 github.com/amiller/devpro…

@0xkrishu you have complete visibility into who deposited the funds and who ultimately received them

A few clarifications: > We do not custody user funds. RocketX is a routing layer. Settlement and compliance checks are handled by our regulated liquidity partners. > We are not claiming government-proof or surveillance-proof privacy. Our goal is compliant privacy, not absolute anonymity. > The privacy benefit comes from preventing easy public linkage between source and destination wallets through our routing flow. That's very different from saying nobody can ever access information under a lawful process. Some users prefer privacy pools and mixers. Others prefer a compliant solution that can access regulated liquidity while still improving on-chain privacy.

Every privacy solution has tradeoffs. Some solutions rely on privacy pools and mixers. They are fully on-chain but introduce smart contract risk, pool risk, and compliance challenges. RocketX takes a different approach. We use regulated liquidity providers and proprietary routing to break the link between source and destination wallets without requiring user KYC. No privacy pools. No coin mixing. No smart contract privacy pool risk. The goal is simple: Give users practical privacy while staying compliant and scalable for wallets and mainstream adoption.

@_weidai @RobertZarembaIT yeah

@DevSwayam @RobertZarembaIT Crazy it took almost 2 years for this work to clear a T1 conference. Just shows how broken academic publishing is tbh.

Ethereum needs to provide network effects for its L2s For the rollup-centric roadmap to work out economically, Eth L1 needs to provide network effects so that it is a no brainer to deploy an L2 on Eth. A DA service provides no network effect (read the quoted tweet from Doug on why). Two candidate services that can provide network effect: (1) Based sequencing, which provides composability & censorship resistance. (2) *Stronger* shared settlement, one where L2-issued assets are also usable on other L2s to remove silos (e.g. via reverse canonical bridges). Providing network effects means that the L1 can charge without losing demand, since there's a cost for switching out of the network. (Better yet, (1) has additional stream of value accrual, due to priority fees.) This is not new to the community (sorry for stating the obvious). There are commercial projects, both established ones and new or in-stealth startups, as well as community efforts for enshrined protocols.

@0xkrishu Routing money through a CEX doesn't provide self-sovereignty or privacy; it's essentially no different from going through the government

Privacy in Crypto ≠ Money Laundering Whenever someone hears the word "privacy" in crypto, they immediately think about money laundering. And honestly, I think that's the biggest misunderstanding in this industry.

@_weidai @RobertZarembaIT You've always been way ahead of your time - usenix.org/system/files/c…

@RobertZarembaIT I don't think Bitcoin need network effect beyond trust-minimized bridging, which will be solved by BitVM2, OP_CAT, etc. Ethereum ecosystem needs network effect because that's why it succeeded in the first place.

@alexeiZamyatin Very dumb question, but how is this different from what Babylon Labs' bridge does?

The BitVM2 paper has been accepted at #USENIX 2026, one of the big four academic security, privacy & blockchain conferences. The BitVM2 paper will serve as basis for Bitcoin rollup & bridging research for the years to come. usenix.org/conference/use…

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@DevSwayam @Vbuxdesigns @juspay you are cool to me sir!

1 year at @juspay A year of storyboards, iterations, motion experiments, and learning how to turn complex ideas into simple visual stories. Here’s a quick showreel of some of the work I’ve created along the way.

@0xkrishu interesting

@DevSwayam interesting.

There is a big opportunity in creating a cross-chain shielded pool that is PQ-secure, proven by ZK/math, and allows participants to selectively disclose their privacy to certain centralized organizations (Coinbase/Circle) for taxation and regulatory compliance.

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Congratulations on the launch

@harryhalpin @nym @brave congratulations

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