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Front-running, vote manipulation, and leaked moves are killing trust in dApps. This post breaks down how the commit-reveal works to fix this - and how Shutter upgrades it with threshold encryption to keep dApps fair, private, and tamper-proof.

CZ recently called for a dark pool-style perp DEX - but there’s no need to build a full FHE dark pool. Shutter API for Shielded Trading offers a scalable solution today using threshold encryption to stop malicious MEV across DEXs, OTC desks, and derivatives.

On-chain governance has gone mainstream - but every public vote is a signal that can be bought and coerced. There remains a huge privacy gap in how decisions are made. Shutter aims to help close it with on-chain Shielded Voting.

Kleros, the decentralized “court” of Web3, is upgrading its juror voting system to be more private and user-friendly. By integrating Shutter API’s Shielded Voting into Kleros Court V2, jurors will be able to cast secret votes that remain hidden until the case is closed - without the hassle of

Decent DAO’s Shutter API upgrade aims to restore voting confidence across DAOs.

The uncomfortable truth about trust-based MEV protections is that they are effective—until they fail.

Censorship resistance and decentralization are core to public blockchains, ensuring open, permissionless access. But in today’s world of bots, AI, and memecoin mania, these founding principles are too often forgotten.

Privacy-preserving computation is key to Web3’s future. This post explores cryptographic tools like FHE, MPC, and iO—and why trust in distributed committees, like Shutter’s Keypers, is essential for keeping data private and systems decentralized.

Is iO the holy grail of blockchain privacy? This article looks at the limitations of indistinguishability obfuscation, what it could unlock, why it matters, and if it could be a true alternative to trusted hardware.