Vitalik Buterin on Warpcast

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Vitalik Buterin

My own current privacy roadmap (much lighter on L1 changes, but also more limited in its consequences): https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/a-maximally-simple-l1-privacy-roadmap/23459 Highly encourage people to read both! https://x.com/pcaversaccio/status/1909939119037313255

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"Wallets should connect to multiple RPC nodes, optionally through a mixnet, ideally use a different RPC node per dapp" Thank you! I've been trying to make this case for Walletbeat; it's been difficult to convince wallet software development teams that this is necessary, or to think about metadata leakage in general.

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thank you vitalik

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Back in the day we used to talk about immutable, transparent, everyone can see everyone’s transactions _forever_; my hope is that ETH evolves into AOL [remember those little squares on the AOL home screen - L2s!]

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Super thoughtful roadmap! If we fully implement shielded balances, PIR reads, and one-address-per-app, and private sends become default, won’t it make post-hack fund tracing nearly impossible? Onchain traces were key in CEX hacks like WazirX and Bybit for tracking stolen funds.

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What about zk-transactions/blocks with state-diff only? i.e. I can change the state by posting the state diff and a proof that I have all the valid txs (à la starknet). This boosts scaling, but also indirectly adds a new strong primitive for privacy. Participation can also be an opt-in flag at the address level.

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Philip Sheldrake

Just responded to @vitalik.eth's "A maximally simple L1 privacy roadmap". Specifically this point: 2. Move the ecosystem toward “one address per application” by default. If this topic is up your street, you can find it here: https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/a-maximally-simple-l1-privacy-roadmap/23459/29?u=sheldrake ____ /digitalidentity /walletbeat /addresso

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Road maps are bullsh**

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We will soon launch a full-fledged web4 social network (without backend, with smart contract engin) and such privacy technology will be very useful for users!

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We will soon launch a full-fledged web4 social network (without backend, with smart contract engin) and such privacy technology will be very useful for users!

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We will soon launch a full-fledged web4 social network (without backend, with smart contract engin) and such privacy technology will be very useful for users!

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I’ll read through.

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Privacy is a key 🔑 to onboard more people, transparency needs to be achievable but not prone to abuse.

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Important but I believe the soul of Ethereum is sitting right under your nose The robust art renaissance that has occurred onchain since NFTs came into existence created a worldwide network of creatives and collectors Leaning into that a bit more would benefit both artists, collectors and the foundation Make Ethereum Interesting Again

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Price is consider too.

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Privacy is always consider.

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