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Ethereum is inspired by tools that keep the internet open under pressure.
@torproject protects freedom online by routing traffic through distributed relays, reducing tracking, surveillance, and censorship.
Every privacy network claims selective disclosure. What they donโt say is who holds the keys.
Canton, Tempo, zkSync, and Starknet all put that control with an operator, a node, or a standing key.
On Aztec, control stays with you. Full breakdown here: https://t.co/xMivI5g8aw
@SaulWgmi Ethereum is dead ? Ethereum remains the dominant smart contract ecosystem in TVL, development, infrastructure, stablecoins, L2, tooling, etc.
@MoneroWireHQ The real advantage of Ethereum is smart contracts.
Not just privacy, but the ability to build trustless P2P systems without relying on a centralized third-party operator for escrow, swaps or settlement.
@NicoKrauseX@MoneroWireHQ Ethereum adding privacy features doesnโt make Ethereum fully private like Monero. The public chain still exists, privacy is optional.
And Monero isnโt illegal in the EU. The pressure is mainly on regulated companies/exchanges, not on private P2P ownership or usage.
Ethereum already has private transfer capabilities.
In fact, Ethereum already has the most sophisticated, general-purpose, programmable private smart contract capabilities in the world.
It's called Aztec.
Aztec is a part of Ethereum.
It is as much a part of Ethereum as any of the less-advanced approaches to privacy, with all the hallmark commonalities:
- it has circuits whose proofs settle on Ethereum;
- its notes and nullifiers are broadcast to Ethereum;
- users can deposit/withdraw from/to Ethereum.
If those features form the essence of native Ethereum privacy, then Aztec is Ethereum's native privacy layer...
Aztec (and therefore Ethereum) is years more advanced than basic private transfers.
Aztec (and therefore Ethereum) is capable of executing arbitrary and private contractual terms in complete private.
Aztec (and therefore Ethereum) has achieved privacy.