What would perfect privacy look like for Ethereum and its L2s, such as Base? We think it should be: – Fast, so it doesn't slow down transactions. – Easy to use, so it doesn't get in your way. – Client-side, keeping your data encrypted at all times. – Compatible with all your

My summary of today’s Aleph Zero and Common news 🧵: 👉 Common + Shielder Network launches in April. 👉 Rolling out to different EVM networks one by one, adding a new one every few weeks. 👉 Focusing marketing efforts on the community of each newly added network. … ▼

🛡️ Common Web App is now LIVE on Aleph Zero and Arbitrum testnets! Start shielding here: app.common.fi

Common update! $AZERO

Programmable cryptography techniques like zero-knowledge proofs are powerful, because they are like Lego bricks for information flow. They can allow fine-grained control of who can see what information and, often more importantly, what information can be seen at all. —- Vitalik

Here's the current state of privacy on Arbitrum and what Aleph Zero and Common add to it. Dive in! 👇 alephzero.org/blog/privacy-f…

This is how you stay invisible… without leaving your browser app.common.fi

Common App wait list is live. Can sign up and also refer people to earn an Azero airdrop!

Common is LIVE $AZERO

Incredible first 24h for Common! Currently already over 400k TVL (see stats.common.fi), with just 2 chains launched (7+ more in the upcoming 3 months!). After we integrate DefiLlama (in the process), we already land quite high on the Privacy list. Considering Aztec

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"By integrating optimized ZKP infrastructure with existing EVM tooling, [Common] brings scalable privacy to mainstream crypto workflows without requiring new ecosystems or fragmented UX.” 💙 Read the latest report with Common and Aleph Zero covered by Messari!

Did you know that you can already use Arbitrum dApps privately through Common? Here's how. 👇

This is the DeCC Ecosystem map by Messari, showing projects that use different methods to achieve data and user privacy. Common & Aleph Zero use Zero Knowledge Proofs. But what we're bringing to web3 users is a bit different from for the other projects. Follow along!

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A lot has changed. Trust was shaken. We’re not here to spin it. We’re here to rebuild. Aleph Zero is moving forward—with the community at the core. New roadmap. Clear milestones. Real accountability. No hype. No vague promises. Just action. The next chapter starts now.