By developing directly on the Horizen network, PolyPay is actively driving genuine application engagement across the ecosystem. Supported as a recipient of the @thriveprotocol Grant Program, @poly_pay has now officially launched on Zenrise. You can find out more about their ongoing development and accumulate XP by participating in a recently added task. Begin your exploration today by visiting http://zenrise.horizen.io
Season 1 of Zenrise has officially concluded. Please be aware that the window for making claims has now ended. Moving forward, we will utilize the strong foundation established during this time to develop the upcoming chapter of Zenrise.
Please be aware that the official deadline for Season 1 claims is set for 3:59 PM UTC. We warmly encourage all qualified users to take prompt action before the period expires. You can complete your submission by navigating directly to http://zenrise.horizen.io/claimpage
If you take a close look at cryptocurrency privacy solutions, you will find that almost all of them rely on a remarkably similar blueprint. The standard method involves starting with an inherently open network and then draping a protective veil over it. This means they use an external wrapper to hide information only after the data has already been processed. While building a confidential shield on top of a visible foundation makes perfect logical sense, this exact design choice is the primary reason these applications struggle to deliver when applied to truly demanding and critical situations.
This month, the US Treasury addressed Congress to confirm that maintaining onchain financial privacy is a perfectly valid necessity. This acknowledgment is quite a noteworthy development because back in the year 2022, that exact same government agency issued sanctions against Tornado Cash. The underlying reasons why this situation is highly significant are detailed below.