Tag: privacy

As we’ve now wrapped up 2024, let’s take a closer look at everything that was built around Common last year—and how 2025 is shaping up to be a year of tangible delivery. Common kicked off the year with an external audit done in collaboration with Hats Finance. Hats Finance is a decentralized cybersecurity incentive network

Privacy on the blockchain isn’t just about the tools you use, but also about how you use them. With the shielding feature in Common, you have a powerful privacy tool in your pocket, but a little privacy hygiene goes a long way to keep you invisible to prying eyes. Let’s break it down, step-by-step, so

Common Extension V1 release—TL;DR: Available now: Add Common Extension V1 to Chrome and test it out. Have feedback? Share it! Common Extension V1: Privacy made easy Blockchain’s transparency is one of its greatest strengths, but this also creates some significant challenges. Transparency ensures trust and accountability, but it also exposes user transactions to traceability.  This

The upcoming Common app serves four functions. It gets you a unified privacy account for all chains. It ensures you have the highest sustainable yield across all of EVM. It enables trading. And then—it allows you to seamlessly use your crypto in the real world via Apple Pay and Google Pay. Powered by Aleph Zero’s

Common will introduce a much-needed property in DeFi and that is data confidentiality. The suite is being designed to protect its users’ financial data from send to withdraw with an implementation of shielded pools and batched transactions. Moreover, these features will continue to improve as we pass through further milestones on the Common roadmap. The

We’ve already seen how MEV mitigation is one of Common’s key features, but that’s not the only unique part of its approach to private DeFi. Common is a multi-chain DEX that is able to attract liquidity from across web3. Let’s dive into Common’s multi-chain capabilities and understand how this helps set a new standard for

We believe privacy should be Common, trust should be Common, and security should be Common. That’s why we’ve built a unique DeFi solution that improves on both CEXes and DEXes to strike the right balance between transparency and financial freedom, privacy, and efficiency for DeFi markets. …so what is Common, exactly? The whitepaper defines it