ethbeat: we reviewed 16 privacy protocols to understand what they actually hide, who they hide it from, and what is still visible
21:38, publishing the full methodology for feedback.
以太坊研究日报
The EF App Enablement team asked app teams that rarely join ACD calls for their input, and a Magicians post summarized interviews with staking and oracle teams about EIPs and the roadmap. ethbeat reviewed 16 privacy protocols for what they actually hide, from whom, and what stays visible. EIP-7906 clarified where storage-kept nonce changes appear, and ChainSecurity invited projects to walk through their call paths at Devcon.

Image: Ethereum Magicians, App-layer input on EIPs and the roadmap: staking and oracles
21:38, publishing the full methodology for feedback.
22:28; the App Enablement team is reaching out to protocols, especially those less active on ACD calls.
22:06 (CPSTL). Teams were asked how they would design for censorship resistance, open source, privacy and security (CROPS) without business or technical limits, what stops them, and which single change would help most; the post lists the EIPs they named, grouped by theme.
14:42, with reference code and a request for review.
Was merged.
Was merged.
21:42; bring your call paths and they will walk through what the upgrade changes for your protocol on site.
22:32.
14:20.
14:55.
20:11; Aztec: ravenhouse lets you collect, bid and prove community membership without sharing more than you want, 04:07.
StarkWare: private points trading is live on ArcX, 20:11; Aztec: ravenhouse lets you collect, bid and prove community membership without sharing more than you want, 04:07.
Merged.
FOCIL Breakout #45 met today at 20:00, and FOCIL Breakout #46 is set for November 17.
09:30, with 3,370 likes.
17:24.