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orkun ๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ๐ŸŠ
@0x_orkun
co-founder @citrea_xyz | private btc for all @crest_btc
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railgun's proof of innocence circuits came out of chainway. same team runs @citrea_xyz now and crest is getting ready for its private beta. so a btc version of this chart might not be far off.
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Introducing Ambire Ice: The hardware wallet built for @safe. Private Fully open-source Quantum ready Perfect clear signing Ambireโ€™s extension and mobile app, now with a dedicated hardware device. Pre-order yours:
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I'm surprised by the execution if this was DPRK, as reported. The dumping and swapping after the hack looked pretty manual, and they also sent tokens to contract addresses. That part might have just been for fun, since those were smaller, less liquid tokens than the ones they dumped. Analysis firms have more data and have spent more time on it, though, so I'm taking their word for it. Also, 7702 got most of the blame initially, but it was just the way to sweep everything at once, not the core attack. Funds on non-EVM chains like Bitcoin got stolen too.
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@0x_Osprey Based on how slowly the attacker swapped to / borrowed ETH and dumped alts, IMO little chance this is DPRK.
@0x_Osprey Based on how slowly the attacker swapped to / borrowed ETH and dumped alts, IMO little chance this is DPRK.
So whatโ€™s the reason for the hack, any guesses? MPC/TSS bug is what comes to my mind, or just an OpSec failure?
@BitcoinErrorLog Bitcoin shouldnโ€™t just be (and in fact largely isnโ€™t) โ€œblack market moneyโ€. At a minimum it should be โ€œprivate moneyโ€ - buying something you donโ€™t want someone to know about? Use Bitcoin. But sadly when people buy a VPN they think monero not Bitcoin.
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For a self-driving company to work, the agent needs to see everything. Payroll, contracts, customer data, all of it. Most founders I know wouldn't hand that to a model they don't control. Maybe that's also why banks cap tokens for junior engineers. A bank worries much more about what ends up in the prompt than about the bill. I expect enterprise agents to get held back by privacy long before model quality matters.
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Replit's Amjad Masad with Gagan Biyani on how agents will reshape the way companies work: bureaucracy runs in the background, people get true autonomy, and eventually the company runs itself. Amjad: "In Silicon Valley there's been so many experiments to try to change the nature of firms, of how companies work... But I think it was a technology problem." "Now you can have agents kind of function as the glue within these organizations and have the bureaucracy be this invisible thing that's happening by machines in the background, and the people have true autonomy to work on the things that they find most interesting." "I see it in our company where I've changed how I run the company, and we call it this idea of a self-driving company. Eventually the company will run itself." Gagan: "The thing I feel very certain about is it's all gonna change. It's gonna change a lot faster than you think. And if you're not natively understanding of it, it's gonna be hard to make that shift." Amjad: "If you're learning the ways of the past, then you're kind of locked into a way of thinking and a way of working that actually will put you at a fundamental disadvantage in the future." @amasad @Replit @GaganBiyani
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Every cycle has a narrative. The ones that last are infrastructure people actually need. Privacy is one of them.
team is locked in ๐Ÿซก things in the works right now: - crest launch, working very hard on it - first major upgrade to Citrea mainnet since launch, with a new partner - new article on our upcoming bridge upgrade (hint: garbled circuits ๐Ÿ‘€) - working to grow the cBTC Earn Vault - improving liquidity and accessibility across the network proud of this team
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As a Bitcoin layer, we see privacy as the most critical value proposition we can deliver.
Bringing privacy to Bitcoin is the natural continuation of a journey we started years ago. ๐Ÿงต
KL is easily the best city I've visited and it's not even close. Already planning trip #3#
find the easter egg in the post ๐Ÿ‘€ congrats to the team on the v2 launch. truly innovative design in the privacy space, better UX with privacy-preserving compliance built in.
privacy pools v2 is live a new privacy layer for ethereum is here
shielded pool โ‰  private server proves for you, scans your notes, syncs your state, relays your tx? it knows your IP, timing and balance. that's a leak cypherpunks don't trust servers. neither do we proving and state live on your phone. pulling even more local ๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ
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Bitcoin privacy that works on mobile. โ€“> State and witness isolation โ€“> 100% on-device proving โ€“> Specialized circuits for deposits, private transfers and ragequit Documentation coming soon.
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Private Bitcoin on Citrea โ†’ Encrypted balances โ†’ Shielded addresses โ†’ Private Bitcoin transfers Join the waitlist ๐Ÿ™‚โ€โ†•๏ธ
New profile picture Hatโ€™s back on PRIVACY PLEASE
If you think your coins on XYZ blockchain will be safe and worth anything after something breaks the cryptography of Ethereum and Bitcoin I have bad news for you