Trust infrastructure

The baseline of « everything should be public » is the techy absolutist version of the corporate panopticon. Of course some things must be private. 

Privacy, secrecy, is a normal aspect of life and business. 

See these great blogposts about trust infrastructure: 
- @arnaud's (https://gestalt.cafe/trust-infrastructure/) 
- @baz's (https://tonk.substack.com/p/you-should-design-trust-infrastructure)

https://x.com/tomwalpo/status/1803368239289737229

Building a fellowship for the underestimated @ Polaris Fellowship

Network States

For the Sunday crowd: on the value of trust, how we lost access to its benefits, and how to get them back.

For the Sunday crowd: on the value of trust, how we lost access to its benefits, and how to get them back.

https://gestalt.cafe/trust-infrastructure/

I wrote a blog post based on this talk: https://gestalt.cafe/trust-infrastructure/

On Trust Infrastructure, building a permissionless but not trustless future, and zero-knowledge proofs.


COO @ Pluto |||

Writing stuff occasionally at mirror.xyz/brunny.eth |||

Previously Head of Ecosystem at Aztec Labs

Wrote about crypto, learnings from the birth of personal computing, and why I think the focus should shift from Tools for Activism and towards Tools for Conspiracy.

All relevant to building network states. 

gestalt.cafe/on-crypto/

If this happens suddenly, the cryptography securing ethereum is pretty close to the smallest problem we’ll have!