Arcium is a parallelized confidential computing network. It provides developers and applications with a trustless, verifiable, and efficient framework to run encrypted computations. Arcium aims to bring confidentiality to every on-chain application and become the global computing network for the decentralized internet. Multiparty computation eXecution Environments (MXEs) are the backbone of the Arcium Network. They combine Multiparty Computations (MPC), Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs), and more to enable encrypted computations.
According to the official announcement, Coinbase has updated its asset listing roadmap, adding RE (RE) from the Ethereum ecosystem and Arcium (ARX) from the Solana ecosystem.
According to The Block, Solana’s privacy layer Umbra and token distribution platform Streamflow have launched a private token vesting feature, enabling projects to conduct token vesting and distribution on-chain in a confidential manner. The solution is powered by Arcium’s cryptographic execution engine, preserving distribution mechanisms such as time locks and price conditions while keeping the actual token transfers private. The report states that this initiative aims to reduce front-running and on-chain monitoring risks during token unlock events. Streamflow says its platform currently serves over 1.3 million users and more than 40,000 projects.
According to the official announcement, Coinbase has updated its asset listing roadmap, adding RE (RE) from the Ethereum ecosystem and Arcium (ARX) from the Solana ecosystem.
According to The Block, Solana’s privacy layer Umbra and token distribution platform Streamflow have launched a private token vesting feature, enabling projects to conduct token vesting and distribution on-chain in a confidential manner. The solution is powered by Arcium’s cryptographic execution engine, preserving distribution mechanisms such as time locks and price conditions while keeping the actual token transfers private. The report states that this initiative aims to reduce front-running and on-chain monitoring risks during token unlock events. Streamflow says its platform currently serves over 1.3 million users and more than 40,000 projects.