Privacy shouldn't come at the cost of your personal data. Our founder Leo Fan @leofanxiong joined @TBSocialist to discuss zero-knowledge proofs, privacy-preserving digital identity, verifiable compute, and how Cysic is making ZK proving more accessible. Watch here:

Privacy isn’t just about hiding data, it’s about preserving freedom. 💡 We sat down with @harryhalpin , co-founder and CEO of @nymproject, at Dark Prague to discuss mixnets, network-level anonymity, Zcash, digital payments, spyware, and the future of privacy. Watch the full interview below 👇

Privacy should be intentional, visible, and controlled. Arc’s privacy roadmap is designed around future opt-in confidentiality, giving teams a way to choose where privacy belongs in a workflow. For builders, that could open the door to product experiences with: → Privacy status indicators → Fee visibility → Clear user controls → Governed access for authorized parties → Confidential workflows without black-box opacity Privacy without anonymity, designed for real financial apps.

Privacy risks in generative AI aren’t limited to “bad prompts.” This brief examines how foundation models can impact people’s data and the guardrails needed to protect privacy. Read more here:

Privacy is becoming a core part of onchain finance. Join @kostascrypto and @abhinavg6 for the next Nerding Out session on confidential transfers. Why privacy matters, the cryptography behind it, and what it unlocks for builders. 🗓️ July 2 • 10 AM PT

"Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age. Privacy is not secrecy. ... Privacy is the power to selectively reveal oneself to the world." — Eric Hughes, A Cypherpunk's Manifesto (1993)