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Even a private transaction can reveal who sent it as access layer traffic can leak network metadata. Nym's SDK runs the mixnet in the browser with no install and no config, so wallets and dapps can tunnel their traffic through it and hide who's sending. Nym @nym Nov 5 At DEVCON India @_wjth "The Nym Mixnet works today. With over 700 Independent node operators. " Wallets can intergrate the Nym Mixnet into their wallet giving users strong network security seamlessly via our SDK.

I* is preparing to overhaul Ethereum's state structure with no uptime disruption. The Partitioned Binary Tree would shrink state proofs until wallets can verify rather than trust. This leads the way to state expiry where nodes drop untouched data until a user asks for it again.

User interviews kept surfacing the same thing—people aren't confident when they sign a transaction. If assertions ship with Hegotá, users get new assurances. Your wallet would show you the exact effects and either what you intended happens or the transaction reverts.

A highlight from Day 1 on the recent launch of @0xprivacypools v2: users can do "anything that they can do with a public address but privately." There doesn't have to be a tradeoff between CROPS and UX. It's just another problem teams are solving. Privacy Pools @0xprivacypools Nov 3 we're having a big day, frens. our team is on the ground at @EFDevcon to give you all the alpha! first up @0xmikemcc will tell you everything you need to know if you wanna build privacy tech. secondly, we have our tech lead @_Attemka_ giving you the secret sauce about why

2026 has seen the most meaningful decentralization of the social layer in Ethereum's history. New orgs like @ethlabs_org can help prevent a central point of failure from risking compromise of Ethereum itself. We gained new peers, and Ethereum is only better for it.