# Сопутствующие статьи по теме privacy

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Anonymous Cryptocurrency Dash Surges Nearly 70% in a Day

The privacy-focused cryptocurrency Dash (DASH) surged nearly 70% in a single day on January 13th, with its price rising from $40 to a two-month high of $67. This rally mirrors a sharp price increase in another major privacy coin, Monero (XMR), which recently set a new all-time high. Originally launched in 2014, Dash was designed by creator Evan Duffield to be a more anonymous, faster, and cheaper payment method than Bitcoin. Despite the recent growth, Dash's current price of around $60 is still 96% below its all-time high of $1,642 set in December 2017. The article notes that while Dash and Zcash (another rising privacy token) offer optional privacy features, Monero has them enabled by default. Regardless, the entire sector is experiencing a significant boom, with trading volumes for privacy coins surging 37% in 24 hours to $5.4 billion. This growing interest exists despite increasing regulatory scrutiny from various countries, including a proposed ban on anonymous cryptocurrencies by Russia's central bank.

RBK-crypto01/13 14:48

Anonymous Cryptocurrency Dash Surges Nearly 70% in a Day

RBK-crypto01/13 14:48

ZKsync Unveils 2026 Roadmap Focused on Real-World Adoption

ZKsync has unveiled its 2026 roadmap, emphasizing real-world adoption and enterprise-focused development. The plan aims to expand its zero-knowledge infrastructure to support practical blockchain applications. Key initiatives include Prividium, a privacy-focused blockchain for enterprises; ZK Stack, a toolkit for building application-specific blockchains; and Airbender, a settlement proving engine intended to become a standard for zero-knowledge virtual machines. CEO Alex Gluchowski stated that ZKsync is prioritizing long-term, compliant infrastructure over industry shortcuts, focusing on institutional partnerships rather than speculative adoption. The goal is to establish ZKsync as a foundational player in the next phase of blockchain infrastructure.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 13:07

ZKsync Unveils 2026 Roadmap Focused on Real-World Adoption

TheNewsCrypto01/13 13:07

DASH spikes on privacy sector strength – A breakout is still uncertain

Dash (DASH) surged 20.48% in 24 hours, with Open Interest rising 55%, likely driven by enthusiasm in the privacy sector following Monero's new all-time highs. Despite high spot demand, negative Funding Rates suggest a potential short squeeze. However, DASH faces strong resistance at the $50-$52 zone, which previously rejected buyers in early December. Low trading volume and a bearish outlook from its recent drop below $40 make a sustained breakout uncertain. Traders are advised to consider taking profits near $50 and remain cautious due to volatility, as similar conditions in late December failed to result in a breakout. A daily close above $53.42 would signal a momentum shift for swing traders.

ambcrypto01/13 13:01

DASH spikes on privacy sector strength – A breakout is still uncertain

ambcrypto01/13 13:01

U.S. Lawmakers Push to Clarify Crypto Developer Liability Under Federal Law

U.S. Senators Cynthia Lummis and Ron Wyden have reintroduced the bipartisan Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act to protect cryptocurrency developers from being wrongly classified as financial institutions or money transmitters. The bill clarifies that liability should be based on control of user funds, not merely writing or maintaining code. This addresses growing legal uncertainty and fear among developers, especially following recent Department of Justice cases involving privacy tools. Lawmakers argue that misapplying financial regulations to developers who don’t handle funds is unfair, stifles innovation, and could drive talent overseas. The legislation aims to safeguard open-source development and prevent overreach by ensuring only entities with actual control over assets face strict regulatory obligations.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 08:56

U.S. Lawmakers Push to Clarify Crypto Developer Liability Under Federal Law

TheNewsCrypto01/13 08:56

After Eight Years, Behind Monero's New High, the Privacy Narrative Is Returning to the Core of Crypto

Eight years after its last peak, Monero (XMR) has surged past its 2017 all-time high, rising over 500% since early 2024. This signals a broader revival of the privacy narrative in crypto, moving beyond short-term trends to become a core infrastructure theme. Zcash (ZEC), another major privacy asset, recently faced governance turmoil as its development team resigned amid disputes with the board, causing a sharp price drop. Despite this, Zcash remains a decentralized protocol. Other projects are expanding privacy beyond currency. Humanity Protocol uses palm recognition and zero-knowledge proofs to create private digital identities. Railgun offers privacy for DeFi interactions, with over $4.49 billion in cumulative transaction volume. Pirate Chain enforces 100% privacy on all transactions. Tornado Cash, despite U.S. sanctions and legal battles, continues to see significant usage, with $2.5 billion in ETH inflows in 2025. Meanwhile, Dusk Network takes a compliance-friendly approach, offering auditable privacy for regulated applications like RWA tokenization. Together, these developments show privacy is evolving from a niche tool into a fundamental layer of the crypto ecosystem.

marsbit01/13 07:46

After Eight Years, Behind Monero's New High, the Privacy Narrative Is Returning to the Core of Crypto

marsbit01/13 07:46

Eight Years Later, Behind Monero's New High, the Privacy Narrative Is Returning to the Core of Crypto

Amidst market volatility and fleeting meme coin trends, privacy is re-emerging as a core narrative in crypto. Monero (XMR) recently broke its 8-year all-time high, surging over 500% since early 2024, symbolizing a return to privacy-first principles. Its design, featuring ring signatures, stealth addresses, and RingCT, ensures strong anonymity by default. Zcash (ZEC) initially led this privacy resurgence but faced a governance crisis when its development team, ECC, collectively resigned due to disputes with the Bootstrap board, causing a 40% price drop. Despite this, Zcash remains a decentralized protocol. Other projects are expanding privacy beyond transactions. Humanity Protocol uses palm recognition and zero-knowledge proofs to create a private digital identity system, partnering with Mastercard. Railgun acts as a private wallet layer for DeFi, allowing anonymous interactions with smart contracts, with Vitalik Buterin among its users. Pirate Chain enforces 100% privacy using zk-SNARKs. Tornado Cash, despite U.S. sanctions and legal battles, saw significant ETH inflows in 2025, showing persistent demand for privacy. Dusk Network takes a compliance-friendly approach, offering auditable privacy for regulated assets like RWA, aligning with EU regulations. This shift indicates privacy is evolving from a niche tool into essential infrastructure for crypto's sustainable growth.

Odaily星球日报01/13 07:44

Eight Years Later, Behind Monero's New High, the Privacy Narrative Is Returning to the Core of Crypto

Odaily星球日报01/13 07:44

"Shelling" Google Gemini, But Apple Hasn't Given Up on Its Own Model

Apple has reportedly entered into a significant partnership with Google to integrate its Gemini AI model into Apple's ecosystem, as a "foundation" component for its future AI features, including a more personalized Siri expected later this year. The deal, estimated at around $1 billion annually, is not a direct replacement of Apple's own models but rather a strategic collaboration where Gemini will assist in training and enhancing Apple's proprietary on-device AI, with all processing occurring on Apple's private cloud servers to ensure user data privacy and isolation from Google. This move is seen as a tactical, transitional step for Apple to accelerate its AI capabilities and meet product launch timelines, especially after facing delays and setbacks with its in-house Apple Intelligence development and losing key AI talent to competitors like Meta. Despite this partnership, Apple continues its independent research and is reportedly developing its own trillion-parameter model, targeted for around 2027. The collaboration has drawn criticism, notably from Elon Musk, who raised concerns about the concentration of power with Google, which also controls Android and Chrome. For Google, the deal is a major win, boosting its market valuation, while OpenAI's existing partnership with Apple, which positions ChatGPT as a supplementary option for Siri, appears less central by comparison. The arrangement highlights Apple's pragmatic approach to bridging its AI gap while maintaining its long-term ambition for a fully independent AI system.

marsbit01/13 07:21

"Shelling" Google Gemini, But Apple Hasn't Given Up on Its Own Model

marsbit01/13 07:21

Monero, Zcash, and Canton Network: Who is the True King of Privacy?

Blockchain transparency poses risks for institutions by exposing sensitive corporate and financial data. While Monero offers complete anonymity by hiding all transaction details, it lacks KYC/AML compliance, making it unsuitable for regulated entities. Zcash provides selective privacy through shielded addresses, allowing users to encrypt transactions but only in an all-or-nothing manner. In contrast, Canton Network enables granular, selective disclosure—allowing institutions to share only specific transaction components with authorized parties (e.g., regulators) while keeping other details private. This aligns with institutional needs for both privacy and compliance. Canton’s adoption by DTCC and over 400 institutions highlights its practical design for real-world financial workflows, positioning it as a leading privacy solution for the institutional era.

marsbit01/13 02:45

Monero, Zcash, and Canton Network: Who is the True King of Privacy?

marsbit01/13 02:45

$15 Billion in Ammunition: What Is a16z Secretly Planning?

a16z (Andreessen Horowitz) has raised a record $15 billion in new funding, with a significant focus on cryptocurrency and AI as key future technologies. The funds are allocated across six main areas: American Dynamism, App, Bio + Health, Infrastructure, Growth, and Other Venture Strategies. The App, Infrastructure, and Growth funds are expected to drive most crypto investments, targeting application-layer projects, protocol-layer infrastructure, and mature platforms like exchanges. In 2025, a16z made 31 investments in crypto, emphasizing prediction markets (e.g., Kalshi), wallet services, privacy blockchains, stablecoins, and AI-crypto integrations. Looking ahead to 2026, a16z highlighted 17 key areas of interest, including privacy enhancements, prediction markets, stablecoin innovation, AI agents, decentralized communication, and tokenization of real-world assets. The firm aims to support groundbreaking solutions in these domains, leveraging its capital to advance the crypto ecosystem.

比推01/12 17:31

$15 Billion in Ammunition: What Is a16z Secretly Planning?

比推01/12 17:31

RWA Power Map: Understanding How the Five Major Protocols 'Divide' Trillions in Institutional Capital

The institutional RWA tokenization market is rapidly approaching $20 billion, driven by yield opportunities, regulatory clarity, and infrastructure maturity. Five key protocols are leading this space, each targeting distinct institutional needs: - **Rayls Labs** focuses on privacy for banks using zero-knowledge proofs. - **Ondo Finance** dominates tokenized public stocks with $1.93B TVL and cross-chain expansion. - **Centrifuge** is the infrastructure for private credit, with $1.3-1.45B TVL and major asset manager deployments. - **Canton Network**, backed by Wall Street giants like DTCC and BlackRock, offers privacy-focused settlement infrastructure. - **Polymesh** embeds compliance at the protocol level for regulated securities. Key challenges include cross-chain fragmentation ($1.3B annual cost), privacy-transparency trade-offs, and regulatory divergence. Critical 2026 catalysts include Ondo’s Solana launch, Canton’s DTCC MVP, and Centrifuge’s $1B Grove deployment. The market is projected to reach $2-4 trillion by 2030, driven by institutional adoption across treasury bonds, private credit, and tokenized equities.

marsbit01/12 13:36

RWA Power Map: Understanding How the Five Major Protocols 'Divide' Trillions in Institutional Capital