#blockchain privacy

[rwatimes]

Privacy Coins Jump Up to 27% as Nine of Top Ten Turn Green

Key Takeaways Humanity led the category with 27.61% weekly gain. Tezos rose 19.86%, Zcash added 18.38%. Zcash’s Ironwood upgrade targets […] The post Privacy Coins Jump Up to 27% as Nine of Top Ten Turn Green appeared first on Coindoo.

➤ Privacy coins experienced a significant surge, with nine out of the top ten showing gains, led by Humanity Protocol (+27.61%), Tezos (+19.86%), and Zcash (+18.38%). ➤ The rally is attributed to increasing financial surveillance and the growing demand for transactional privacy, with a notable shift towards zero-knowledge infrastructure and identity solutions. ➤ While classic privacy coins like Zcash and Monero are seeing increased usage, projects focused on privacy-enabled infrastructure and identity verification are gaining traction, suggesting a broader confidential computing thesis is driving market interest.

[rwatimes]

Sui To Launch Confidential Transactions As Privacy Payments Near Online

Sui plans confidential transactions to support private online payments, while Hashi may bring Bitcoin liquidity to Sui DeFi.

➤ Sui Network is set to launch confidential transactions this year, enabling private online payments by obscuring transaction details like amounts while maintaining validity checks. ➤ This feature aims to address user demand for privacy on public blockchains, though its final design and regulatory implications will be closely monitored. ➤ The announcement has also brought attention to the SUI token's price action, with traders watching key levels amidst broader market trends and potential Bitcoin liquidity integration via Hashi.

[jivoice]

The Blockchain Privacy Paradox: Why We Need a Better Solution Imagine you're buying a coffee. You tap your card, the transaction goes through, and that's it. You don't broadcast your entire bank balance to the barista, the other customers, and everyone walking by on the street. That would be insane,…

[vennomax]

A lot of people think that cryptocurrency started with Bitcoin, but let’s talk about your blinding algorithm. Why and how did you come up with the idea for it? When most people think back to the origins of cryptocurrency, their minds turn to the 2008 white paper and the appearance of Bitcoin t... https://i2.wp.com/www.vennomax.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Block.jpg?fit=1024%2C577&ssl=1 https://is.gd/MelCC2 - Vennomax

[blockchainsemantics-blog]

Blockchain

Blockchain is not typically private. Transactional data in Blockchain can be viewed by anyone. Thus everyone in the network knows what a specific address holds. But to link the data of an address to a person is very difficult, almost close to impossible. In that sense, it is private. Technically speaking, this aspect of Blockchain is called being pseudonymous. The word pseudonymous implies using a fictitious identity not linked to your real world identity. In Blockchain, your pseudonym is the address. .....

[rockchain001-blog]

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