According to Mars Finance, reported by CoinDesk, Ethereum developers are refining a zero-knowledge protocol aimed at providing stronger privacy guarantees for on-chain interactions, starting with a matching system similar to a "Secret Santa" that is expected to evolve into a broader set of private collaboration tools. Solidity engineer Artem Chystiakov mentioned this research again in a post on the Ethereum community forum on Monday, noting his related work first published on arXiv in January this year. The concept aims to recreate an anonymous gift exchange game on Ethereum, where participants are randomly paired, and no one knows who is giving gifts to whom. However, achieving this on a transparent blockchain requires addressing several long-standing issues surrounding randomness, privacy, and resistance to Sybil attacks. Chystiakov stated that the core problem is quite simple.

Ethereum researchers are working on ways to deploy a protocol they first introduced earlier this year, which could supercharge privacy with zero-knowledge proofs. Ethereum developer Artem Chystiakov shared his research on the Ethereum community forum on Monday, titled “Zero Knowledge Secret

Thống đốc Ngân hàng Trung ương Nga Elvira Nabiullina xác nhận rằng stablecoin có thể được phát hành ở Nga nhưng bị cấm cho các khoản thanh toán trong nước. Thượng nghị sĩ Artem Sheikin kêu gọi cần có quy định rõ ràng cho stablecoin được hỗ trợ bởi ruble, nhấn mạnh sự cần thiết phải tăng cường sự hiện diện của ruble trong không gian kỹ thuật số và giảm sự phụ thuộc vào các hệ thống nước ngoài.

Artem Rodichev’s journey into artificial intelligence started with a spark of imagination and a vision shaped by science fiction. Born and raised in Kazakhstan, he moved to the United States a decade

ETH is transforming from "on-chain fuel" to "enterprise-level strategic asset." This article is based on the in-depth long piece "Ethereum Thesis — Root Chain for the World Computer" co-authored by Konstantin Lomashuk and Cyber・Fund research director, Princeton Mathematics PhD Artem Kotelskiy, and was compiled and rewritten by Odaily. (Background: Is Ethereum about to take off? Four major factors may become price accelerators) (Background briefing: Commentary on why Goldman Sachs' judgment on Ethereum is wrong) Editor's note: Recently, US-listed companies have begun to "re-recognize" Ethereum. SharpLink

Author: Konstantin Lomashuk, Artem Kotelskiy Compiled by: Dingdang, Odaily Planet Daily Editor's Note: Recently, U.S. publicly traded companies have begun to "reassess" Ethereum. SharpLink Gaming plans to invest up to $1 billion by selling stocks to purchase.