The lowest-cost onchain privacy in crypto. Shield any amount on Starknet for a flat 4 STRK fee: $10 → 4 STRK fee (~$0.12) $100 → 4 STRK fee (~$0.12) $1,000 → 4 STRK fee (~$0.12) $10,000 → 4 STRK fee (~$0.12) $100,000 → 4 STRK fee (~$0.12) $1,000,000 → 4 STRK fee (~$0.12) $10,000,000 → 4 STRK fee (~$0.12) $100,000,000 → 4 STRK fee (~$0.12) $1,000,000,000 → 4 STRK fee (~$0.12) I could go on, but you get the point.

Aptos Adds Three Layers Of Onchain Privacy Aptos (@Aptos) aptos:native now has three opt-in privacy features live on mainnet, each covering a different part of onchain activity. Keyless Accounts allows users to generate wallets while remaining anonymous because there is no direct link between identity and blockchain address. Confidential APT obscures balance amounts while Encrypted Mempool protects transactions from MEV attacks.

David on why quantum computers are a bigger threat to onchain privacy than onchain security: "Our world runs on encryption. There's obviously always risk the moment that there's data, but this is not something that I would consider a high risk." "Right now we have demos built to show how you do that. You use an ephemeral key. So you generate some sort of signature with your local key, like your passkey or your YubiKey, and then you use that in order to create an ephemeral key that is the encryption or decryption key for storing the user share." "So unless someone has access to the passkey or the YubiKey, they won't be able to decrypt it, just like you're not able to decrypt anything today in the world." "Then we can talk about quantum computing and what risk that poses for things that are encrypted onchain, but that's a whole other conversation. This is a security encryption, it's not a privacy encryption. With privacy, what you do is you harvest now and you decrypt later." "But with security, the moment that there's an actual quantum risk, then it doesn't matter that you have the old key, because it doesn't mean anything." FT @d3h3d_

The largest asset managers are bringing trillions of dollars of assets onchain. Banks will mint hundreds of billions of stablecoins in the coming years. Perps are slowly eating Wall Street and we're weeks to months away from CFTC exemptions. Quantum resistant, decentralized tech is being built as we speak. Robinhood Chain will onboard millions of new people directly from the app. Vaults are the new ETFs and every asset manager has this on their radar. Onchain privacy is finally here, legal, and easy to use. Prediction markets are slowly taking market share from traditional gambling websites. We are on the cusp of the greatest inflow of capital, talent, and attention to this industry. Be more bullish.

.@CantonNetwork is bringing modern finance's operating model onchain: privacy, control, governance, compliance. The goal: A network where cash, securities, repo, stablecoins, and FX move securely across global markets, 24/7. Kelly Mathieson tells Nasdaq.

We're joining @Starknet tomorrow at 2PM CEST on X for a live conversation between @RandHindi and @EliBenSasson on the importance of onchain privacy, the role of FHE and ZK in enabling confidential applications, institutional adoption and the new capital it unlocks onchain.

Capital Market Summit @consensus2026 Our CSO @deeepmoist joined @ARedbord of @TRMLabs and Rajeev Bamra of @moodysratings to discuss Onchain Privacy and Identity. Watch the full panel here:

CZ CONFIRMS: BNB Chain is planning a new high-speed Layer 1 The EVM-compatible network will run alongside BNB Smart Chain, targeting 200ms blocks and 20ms pre-confirmations. Key features include high-frequency trading, real-time payments and onchain privacy pools. 🗓️ Testnet: Late 2026 🚀 Mainnet: Early 2027 CZ’s vision: “Multiple chains, one coin.”

Shield Rush has officially ended. Over the past week, thousands of private transactions were completed on Starknet, with many users trying onchain privacy for the first time. This was only Phase 1. Phase 2 is coming in a few weeks, and will go one step further: private swaps powered by @avnu_fi and @EkuboProtocol.