Ethereum

My hunt for useful onchain privacy solutions continues. 

I was disappointed to see that Nocturne shutdown before properly launching. 

I recently tested Railgun and, while clunky, it seems to be a promising approach for privacy preserving transactions on ETH mainnet.

My hunt for useful onchain privacy solutions continues. 

I was disappointed to see that Nocturne shutdown before properly launching. 

I recently tested Railgun and, while clunky, it seems to be a promising approach for privacy preserving transactions on ETH mainnet. 

https://www.railgun.org/

Elevating onchain creators 

@nodefoundation @brightmoments 
@ampsfun

I like baking /goodbread and building apps on web3 protocols. DevRel @ ENS Labs

fluidkey

we built /fluidkey with exactly this in mind, user-friendly privacy on L2s and mainnet 

would love to get your thoughts when you get to try it! DMs are always open :)

i still use coinbase as my privacy preserving bridge. been meaning to test things out but not at top of list of things i want to try

Corporate datascientist gone rogue
 | Resident wizard @dune

same, I was sad that they decided to sunset it instead of keeping it running with low maintenance while they work on the new L2.

I was an Aztec user but they sunset Aztec Connect and I’ve since moved on to other solutions

I'm still hoping @aztecnetwork will succeed with their privacy-first L2!

cc/ @cassie who is much more knowledgable than i am on this topic

that is a different use case from what I am referencing, which is obfuscating sender and recipients for a txn 

also, slight nit: ethereum provides addresses, which are not the same thing as public keys afaik 

the address is derived from the pub key, but is distinct which has implications for encrypting messages

everyone has a public private key pair, seems like an encrypted messaging service would be a no brainer?