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The Gnosis, Nethermind, and Shutter teams are thrilled to announce that encrypted transactions are live on the Gnosis Chain, marking the first mainnet implementation of Shutter's threshold encryption for transactions. It's the second major Shutter use case to go live after Shielded Voting for Snapshot. This

We are excited to announce a collaboration between Shutter and Espresso, marking a significant leap forward in our quest to enhance information symmetry, base layer neutrality, security, and fairness for Ethereum and L2s. This partnership aims to introduce an encrypted mempool for the Espresso sequencer network, leveraging Shutter's

Some of you have already tried the example application of the Shutter. If you missed the announcement about the alpha release, check out our previous blog post. In this article, we are providing an in-depth explanation of On-chain Shutter, Shutter’s first instantiation on Ethereum that is ready to be

Two weeks ago we announced Shutter. Today we are excited to release the first alpha version, deployed on the Goerli testnet. Shutter is an open-source project that aims to prevent front running on Ethereum by using a threshold cryptography-based Distributed Key Generation (DKG) protocol. In this blog post we will