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Aztec is the leading privacy-first Layer 2 on Ethereum. Alpha Network is live · Start building here: docs.aztec.network/developers/ove…

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Aztec
@aztecnetwork
Jul 22
Aztec Alpha V5 is live, and so is Shield (by @humntech): a proof-of-humanity bridge for moving assets between Ethereum and Aztec. Shield lets users bridge assets while proving the sender is legitimate and the funds are compliant, all without revealing their identities. Bridge
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Aztec
@aztecnetwork
Sep 2
Escrow, payroll, credit checks: the data behind them is private, so the logic never reaches Ethereum. Aztec keeps that data encrypted onchain and uses it as a precondition for settlement. No permissioned party in the middle. Start building on Aztec today.
Zac
@Zac_Aztec
Sep 2
Many transactions depend on data that should not be public. Aztec lets encrypted data become a precondition for settling value onchain. That creates a permissionless backend for applications that still depend on financial or web2 intermediaries.
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Aztec
@aztecnetwork
Sep 1
Private identity using ZKPassport just got a major upgrade. @ZKPassport (acquired by @AztecLabs_) allows you to privately confirm passport data using Aztec's programming language, @NoirLang. And now even the uniqueness check is private, thanks to @TACEO_IO. Full
ZKPassport
@ZKPassport
Sep 1
New: unlinkable on-chain identity. You can now prove what's necessary on-chain, with no one, not even the authority that issued your passport / national ID, able to trace it back to you. It now runs on @TACEO_IO 's oblivious network. Sybil-resistant. On-chain. Unlinkable.
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Aztec
@aztecnetwork
Aug 28
Alpha V5 turned one month old last week and the apps on it are starting to report return usage rather than just launch-day numbers. Plus, our community continues to build on V5! Here's the recap 🧵
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Aztec
@aztecnetwork
Aug 27
This is what it's all about. Community member @TactfulCipher built a ZK voting app on both EVM and Aztec. Only Aztec Network empowered them to build it with private execution as a native part of the platform. If you're building anything privacy-oriented, build it on Aztec.
Tactful Cipher
@TactfulCipher
Aug 21
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Building the EVM and Aztec versions has honestly helped me understand the difference much better than reading about it. The EVM version taught me how to add ZK privacy to an application. Aztec is teaching me what it looks like when private execution is part of the platform.
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