Inside an Aztec Transaction
Aztec was built so that one transaction can carry two aspects. A private half that executes on your own device, and a public half that executes on the network.
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The Devil's Bargain - Privacy Without Credible Neutrality
Zac Williamson argues that credible neutrality is what actually unlocks institutional adoption and composable private markets, because a settlement layer that can see and censor everything cannot become durable financial infrastructure.
The Aztec Stack
Aztec is built on one idea: smart contracts where developers choose what is public and what is private. The Aztec Stack is how Aztec delivers programmable privacy for Ethereum.
10 Privacy Features Ethereum Devs Want. All of them live on Aztec.
An answer to PSE’s Top 10 Private-Transfer Problems
Announcing the Alpha Network
The First Feature Complete Privacy Stack is Here
How Aztec Governance Works
Decentralization is not just a technical property of the Aztec Network, it is the governing principle.
Alpha Network Security: What to Expect
As the Aztec network enters a new phase of development, "Alpha", transactions will be enabled if the governance system successfully passes a vote on the upgrade. This post outlines the security properties of this Alpha network and the rationale behind our approach.
Aztec Network: Roadmap Update
The first fully decentralized, privacy-preserving L2 on Ethereum is ready to ship.
Aztec Ignition Chain Update
The first decentralized L2 on Ethereum reaches 75k block height with 30M $AZTEC distributed through block rewards.
The $AZTEC TGE Vote: What You Need to Know
Immediately following the $AZTEC token sale, tokens could be withdrawn from the sale website into your personal Token Vault smart contracts on the Ethereum mainnet. As we approach the TGE vote, all token sale participants will be able to vote to unlock their tokens and make them tradable.
$AZTEC TGE: Next Steps For Holders
Everything you need to know about withdrawing, staking, and voting with your $AZTEC tokens