ETHGas is introducing the Open Gas Initiative, letting protocols incentivize their users to grow onchain adoption while ending gas fees anxiety for good.
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Introducing the Open Gas Initiative - a way for protocols to subsidize gas for users, zero-code, for a seamless, frictionless onchain experience.
With OG cohort: @eigencloud, @ether_fi, @pendle_fi, @Velvet_Capital.
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When strong funds back a project like @0xMiden, it’s rarely about hype cycles.
It’s about recognizing a structural gap early.
Privacy isn’t missing in crypto because it’s hard.
It’s missing because most architectures weren’t designed for it.
Retrofitting privacy onto transparent systems creates:
complexity
performance costs
compliance nightmares
Miden avoids this by design.
That’s why the project didn’t just raise money - it spun out independently, choosing architectural freedom over ecosystem comfort.
This tells me something important:
The team isn’t optimizing for short-term integrations or quick narratives.
They’re optimizing for long-term correctness.
Capital understands this.
Institutions don’t want “anonymous by accident”.
They want provable constraints, selective visibility, and predictable execution environments.
That’s exactly what edge-based zk systems enable.