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We have failed miserably in selling Privacy to users! Privacy should not be marketed as a product to end users. Instead, it should function in the background, enabling various value propositions that users are willing to pay for. Users (generally) spend money on three things: - Saving time - Earning or saving money - Better user experience (UX) Vanilla privacy, when sold on its own, doesn't address any of these needs. Consider this example: Users often create new accounts when receiving assets from different sources or trying new apps. While they typically use most of the liquidity from these accounts, this practice results in hundreds of wallets with small amounts of liquidity, sometimes across multiple chains. As a result, their liquidity gets scattered among numerous wallets. Often, the remaining liquidity is so minimal that users feel too lazy to transfer it to their main wallet. With privacy, you don't need to worry about this. We can eliminate the poor UX and prevent assets from getting fragmented
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Harpalsinh Jadeja
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This week I built a guide that explores how one can persist Session key related variables when building Session Keys and Coinbase Smart Wallet! https://www.harpaljadeja.com/articles/persisting-cbsw-session-keys-in-indexed-db When working with Session Keys and Smart Wallet you may have been annoyed by granting permissions again and again. You can see the example in the GIF. cc: @wilsoncusack @lsr @kate
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Chasing PMF is really addictive. - Iterating over different ideas - talking to different users - validating them - fighting with you cofounder about it - implementing them with you team - tracking metrics repeat until metrics rise
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Here's a quick reminder: No single cryptographic primitive—whether it's ZK, MPC, FHE, WE, or otherwise—is the endgame. The true endgame lies in an intelligent blend of all (or some) these schemes, working together seamlessly
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It's said that data is the new oil, which is true! Most of the data recorded cannot be revealed. Obtaining valuable insights from the data, taking action on the basis of that data, or simply computing over that data is not possible as we are not allowed to operate on sensitive data. An entity needs to take thousands of regulations into consideration before doing that! This prevents many ops that could be driven by data! SAME WILL THE CASE WITH WEB3 With inc TPS in new VM design-based BC, which inherently improves the computation speed of these distributed ledgers, more data is processed from users. Our way of perceiving blockchains has always been that everything is public, and every computation should be public. User info brought in doesn't need to be made public to the whole world. FHE allows us to compute the data exactly, but the I/O is enc. This doesn't prevent the computation of the data and the result of the chain. So, we can unlock the value inside the data by persevering in privacy and security.
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