A monthly DeCC (Decentralized Confidential Computing) space was launched by privacy-focused Layer 2 COTI to bring together web3 projects focused on onchain privacy. The first event, hosted with Secret Network, attracted thousands and focused on the theme of Privacy Summer. Discussions included the evolution from Privacy 1.0 to Privacy 2.0, emphasizing the need for privacy in blockchain ecosystems. Guest speakers shared insights on integrating privacy with compliance, and the event fostered collaboration among various blockchain projects to enhance privacy solutions for users.
Without privacy, public blockchains can't support serious use-cases. Privacy 2.0 is not about secrecy: it's about identity, safety, and scalability. It's compliant by design.
The first DeCC event themed around the prospect of an impending Privacy Summer attracted thousands of listeners and featured insights on evolving privacy solutions for web3.
Privacy 1.0 was characterized by solutions that were regulatory unfriendly, whereas Privacy 2.0 aims to balance onchain privacy with the ability to comply with information disclosure.
The event facilitated collaboration among leading blockchain projects to explore new onchain privacy implementations, enhancing user experience and confidence in decentralized systems.
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