🇺🇸 NEW: The United States Department of the Treasury admits crypto mixers have legitimate privacy uses on public blockchains. https://t.co/dYbppvTtUD ...

RT Arc (@arc)AI agents are learning what markets have always required: a reliable, low-cost, trusted medium of exchange.Increasingly, that infrastructure is being built on blockchains. And it’s happening with @USDC. https://t.co/ZHfB9bgrn3 ...

“The velocity of money is about to increase by orders of magnitude.” - @jerallaireAs AI agents transact autonomously, we need new economic infrastructure.We’re building the Internet financial system at the intersection of AI, stablecoins, and blockchains. https://t.co/P4N1O19xzn ...

Vitalik: zk Will Transform Not Only Blockchains, but the Entire InternetOn January 27, Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin stated at the ETH ChiangMai togETHer Tuesday event that zero-knowledge proofs (zk) offer not only privacy and scalability benefits for blockchains, but may also extend their impact to broader internet use cases.zk technology enables the verification of computation results without revealing the underlying data, providing new approaches to identity verification, algorithm transparency, and l ...

SEC Chair Atkins warned that blockchains could become the most powerful financial surveillance system ever if governments treat every wallet, transaction, and protocol as a monitoring point.He said there is a path forward that balances national security and innovation without sacrificing individual privacy.Source: The Block ...

RT owenwg (@owenwg)imagine:sandbox networks that spawn on command,blockchains that deploy from conversation ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The statutes are on the books in those libraries and apply to blockchains. The question is to what extent these other online precedents are analogous when it comes to interpreting how they are applied. You merely assumed that they are entirely apropos, but there are obvious differences you neglected which I had to point out to you. You certainly can't assume the differences will mean blockchain operators will be treated more leniently rather than more stringently.There's also a qu ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)I hope your philosophy becomes the law for blockchains, but I wonder whether that is wishful thinking.Noderunners can be notified that the content exists, without viewing it themselves. Some forms of notification, at the very least legal notice, would presumably satisfy the knowledge leg. At that point, an archival node faces the choice of shutting itself down (or at the very least turning off its crucial functionality as an archival node) or keeping up a server they now presumabl ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)I hope your philosophy becomes the law for blockchains, but I wonder whether that is wishful thinking.Noderunners can be notified that the content exists, without viewing it themselves. Some forms of notification, at the very least legal notice, would presumably satisfy the knowledge leg. At that point, an archival node faces the choice of shutting itself down (or at the very least turning off its crucial functionality as an archival node) or keeping up a server they now presumabl ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)I hope your philosophy becomes the law for blockchains, but I wonder whether that is wishful thinking.Noderunners can be notified that the content exists, without viewing it themselves. Some forms of notification, at the very least legal notice, would presumably satisfy the knowledge leg. At that point, an archival node faces the choice of shutting itself down (or at the very least turning off its crucial functionality as an archival node) or keeping up a server they now presumabl ...