Ethereum

Unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be a ton of interest for L1 privacy. It’s obviously extremely complex, but I really wish we spent like 20% of the brainpower that we spend on “solving MEV” towards L1 privacy. 

The extent to which we may all just be building surveillance infrastructure is underrated.

Strong privacy and censorship resistance are absolutely essential to the future of Ethereum and the world. Given the rollup centric scaling roadmap, I believe a natural locus of focus is on ensuring uncensorable inclusion of rollup state transitions.

Father, garden appreciator, Protocol Specialist @morpho

The left-curve approach would simply be to say that blocks are invalid unless they contain a TornadoCash transaction (though I’d rather have an enshrined privacy mixer with the same rule applied and no fees or governance token)