Crypto firm Zama launches tool to build private apps on any EVM chain
The cryptography firm is launching an Ethereum Virtual Machine coprocessor enabling full end-to-end encryption and private smart contracts. Go to Source
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The cryptography firm is launching an Ethereum Virtual Machine coprocessor enabling full end-to-end encryption and private smart contracts. Go to Source
Tornado Cash developers are facing criminal charges, and affected parties have civil lawsuits pending against the US Treasury over sanctioning the crypto mixer. Go to Source
The Graph advances from subgraphs to knowledge graphs as it hones the search options for Web3 developers. Go to Source
The South Korean crypto exchange Upbit had temporarily disabled SUI deposits and withdrawals amid the network outage. Go to Source
The latest round brings Gelato’s total funding to $23 million as it aims to expand its smart-contract automation platform. Go to Source
Welcome to Latam Insights, a compendium of Latin America’s most relevant crypto and economic news from the past week. In this issue, Brazil pushes BRICS to use national currencies instead of the dollar, bitcoin adoption reaches critical levels in El Salvador, and smart contracts achieve legal status in Argentina. Brazil Pushes BRICS to Shift From … Read more
The DTCC aims to invite market participants to address pain points and let clients try DTCC products on their own use cases. Go to Source
Smart contracts, the blockchain-automated programs, are now legal in Argentina after local jurisdiction recognized the enforceability of the first one. They can now be used to execute rental agreements, purchase payments, and other legal contracts, as cryptocurrency is now approved for use as payment in commercial contracts in the country. Smart Contracts Reach Legally Enforceable … Read more
The Brazilian central bank has 13 participants for phase 2 so far, and it is willing to take on an unlimited number. Go to Source
The FBI has faced claims over the improper use of OpenZeppelin’s libraries in its smart contracts, sparking legal concerns. Go to Source