瑞士 CMTA 基于 Zama 推出 CMTAT Confidential，为证券代币标准引入隐私交易功能
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Zama, Morpho, and Steakhouse jointly launch an Ethereum-based confidential DeFi yield vault.
According to Foresight News , citing The Block, Zama, Morpho, and Steakhouse Financial have announced the launch of the Steakhouse Confidential USDC Prime vault, a confidential DeFi yield product on Ethereum. This vault helps institutions earn yields on their encrypted USDC balances without exposing their on-chain location. Deposits are scheduled to open on June 23, and the vault is built on Zama's FHE encrypted cUSDC and Morpho's lending infrastructure.
Zama: DeFi vaults on Morpho supporting cUSDC saw $5.83 million in deposits within 48 hours.
According to Foresight News , Zama announced that within 48 hours of its launch, the Steakhouse Confidential Prime USDC Vault, curated by SteakhouseFi and deployed on the Morpho protocol, had accumulated $5.83 million in deposits. Zama stated that this vault is the first DeFi product to support cUSDC, a privacy-focused stablecoin launched by Zama using fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) technology. In addition, Zama has launched a 12-week earnings incentive program. The current "Launch Pulse" phase is the window of highest yield in the entire program. The earlier you deposit and the larger the amount, the more yield you can earn.
NEAR Protocol introduces Confidential Intents, enabling developers to integrate confidential execution capabilities.
PANews reported on July 8th that NEAR Protocol announced the launch of Confidential Intents, opening up NEAR's confidential execution infrastructure to all developers. Developers and dApps can provide users with confidential transaction functionality through the NEAR Intents 1Click Swap API. NEAR stated that Confidential Intents uses encryption rather than proof generation, requiring no client-side proof and not increasing wallet complexity; each user's data is individually encrypted rather than pooled obfuscation. Integration only requires adding one parameter, without rebuilding. Over $1.5 billion in ZEC has already been settled through NEAR Intents, and within weeks of its launch, 42% of transaction volume used confidential mode, with daily confidential TVL exceeding $30 million.
NEAR launches a new incentive airdrop program, triggering an airdrop when Confidential Intents TVL reaches $70 million.
According to Foresight News , NEAR Protocol announced the official launch of its Near@3.33 incentive milestone program, open to users who utilize its Confidential Intents feature for cross-chain transaction privacy execution on its website. Users who have participated in confidential transactions will automatically qualify for the first round of airdrops (Drop 1), with 333,333 milestone tokens distributed initially. Distribution will continue once the Confidential Intents TVL reaches $70 million. Milestone tokens are locked upon launch and cannot be sold or transferred. If the NEAR price remains at or above $3.33 for three consecutive days, milestone tokens will be exchanged for NEAR at a 1:1 ratio. Snapshot eligibility requires users to maintain a continuous confidential balance of over $100 (in any asset) on their website and complete at least one confidential transaction. Balances are time-weighted, with longer-term holdings having a higher weighting than large deposits made closer to the snapshot date. Furthermore, a second round of airdrops is coming soon.
Mysten Labs co-develops Sui's confidential transfer function plans to ensure security through "scope proof".
According to Foresight News , Adeniyi Abiodun, co-founder and chief product officer of Mysten Labs, tweeted that Sui will be launching a Confidential Transfers feature. The real challenge of keeping funds confidential isn't hiding the transfer amount, but rather ensuring that no one can create value out of thin air when the supply is concealed. Sui's solution limits cryptographic scope to range proofs only for the transfer amount, while supply conservation is enforced by the protocol layer itself, thus ensuring at the architectural level that unauthorized minting is impossible.
Category Labs launches Cadence, a new consensus protocol designed to alleviate the MEV problem at the protocol level.
Foresight News reports that Category Labs (formerly Monad Labs) has announced the launch of Cadence, a new consensus protocol that employs a Multiple Concurrent Proposer (MCP) mechanism. This mechanism supports multiple block proposers participating concurrently in consensus, achieving extremely short block intervals without sacrificing latency. Test data shows that, based on a simulated network of 200 global nodes, the average final confirmation time is 219 milliseconds, and the average speculative confirmation time is 167 milliseconds. The team stated that, combined with the cryptographic memory pool design BTX, Cadence represents a significant step towards solving the MEV problem at the protocol layer.