Every privacy protocol says "private."
But the question is: private from whom?
We just shipped a new feature on L2BEAT that answers that for every protocol we track, against 5 different adversaries.
This week's top highlights through our lens 🔍
🏛️ @Apple possible stablecoin integration & @ecb Pontes Launch
📈 ATHs: @HyperliquidX & @Lighter_xyz on @RobinhoodApp & @nillion
🔍 L2BEAT Adversaries & Shielded Pool Spec Review
And more 🧵👇
When we launched EthSystems we said each use case needs its own system, designed, specified, and hardened properly, and that someone has to do that work.
Our specs site is now public: specs.ethsystems.org
Starting small: a shielded pool for confidential payments, an
We recently released Privacy adversaries, which shows which adversaries each privacy protocol protects you from.
Every protocol page has a detailed section, where each rating comes with advice on what a careful user can do to stay private.
Here's are some of the top advices 👇
Every privacy protocol says "private."
But the question is: private from whom?
We just shipped a new feature on L2BEAT that answers that for every protocol we track, against 5 different adversaries.
