The Interfold @theInterfold

Multiplayer Privacy: private inputs, collective outcomes (formerly Enclave) theinterfold.com EVM Joined August 2024

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The Interfold @theInterfold

12 hours ago

@Devchiemerie Exactly. Individual privacy obviously still matters, but privacy also has to move into coordination itself. If markets, votes, governance, and shared computation all require exposure, the system doesn’t scale.

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22 hours ago

Privacy is expanding from individuals to parties. Not just protecting personal data, but structuring how independent parties produce shared outcomes from private inputs.

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12 hours ago

Coordination without exposure 👾

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14 hours ago

@Zynox_0g You can also hop into our Telegram: t.me/enclave_e3

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14 hours ago

@Zynox_0g DMs are open! Please reach out.

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Auryn @auryn_macmillan

15 hours ago

Proof of solvency for ZK anonymity sets is a really interesting use-case for @theInterfold. I could imagine a long-running chain of encrypted execution environments, each out outputs a public bool `solvent` and the running sum encrypted to the next iteration's PK.

Mike Connor @mike_connor

19 hours ago

I think there is technically a way to determine whether the zcash bug has been exploited, _without_ everyone turnstiling out of the orchard pool. (Achieving it _practically_ is... unlikely, but it's interesting...). Unlike turnstiling, the approach wouldn't require users to

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The Interfold @theInterfold

15 hours ago

Good question. We don’t think transparency means every piece of information should be public. It means the parts people rely on should be verifiable. In some systems, making every input public actually breaks the mechanism. A vote should have a verifiable result without exposing each ballot. A sealed-bid auction should have a verifiable outcome without revealing every bid. So for us, the split is: - sensitive inputs stay private - rules, proofs, and outcomes stay verifiable - no single operator controls execution or decryption So, not less accountability, but better-scoped transparency.

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The Interfold @theInterfold

16 hours ago

@Zynox_0g AMA

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16 hours ago

Confidential coordination needs security at every layer: private inputs, verified computation, and threshold decryption. Proud for Interfold to be selected for Cohort I of the Ethereum Security Subsidy Program as we prepare Network Alpha.

Findlay @0xboo

2 days ago

1/ World, meet Cohort I of the Ethereum Security Subsidy Program. Out of 100+ applicants, here are the 30 projects selected for our first of many cohorts. Proudly securing @ethereum mainnet together with @ethereumfndn, @Nethermind and @chainlinklabs.

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The Interfold @theInterfold

17 hours ago

Good question. The short answer is that Interfold isn't replacing blockchain consensus. Existing chains still provide consensus and settlement. Interfold coordinates encrypted execution between multiple parties and uses threshold cryptography + verification to ensure results are produced according to protocol rules.

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Andrew McLuhan @amicusadastra

a day ago

Technology can only make us more human

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The Interfold @theInterfold

2 days ago

Multiparty systems need *multiplayer* privacy. When many actors produce one outcome, privacy has to protect the coordination itself.

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The Interfold @theInterfold

2 days ago

@77Helios No, we got you! Thanks for submitting.

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2 days ago

Ciphernodes are the operators that make encrypted execution possible in the Interfold. They help generate public keys for encrypted inputs and contribute threshold shares when approved outputs are ready to be decrypted. Read the primer: blog.theinterfold.com/what-are-ciphe…

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The Interfold @theInterfold

2 days ago

A technology succeeds when it turns its desired future into a usable constraint system. That’s the point of confidential coordination. Privacy is not just promised. It is encoded into protocols, permissions, incentives, verification, and failure modes.

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2 days ago

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The Interfold @theInterfold

3 days ago

@lovingcb1 Multiplayer privacy

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The Interfold @theInterfold

3 days ago

New Interfold website. If you've been trying to understand confidential coordination, multiplayer privacy, ciphernodes, or what we're actually building, this is a good place to start. theinterfold.com/?v=1

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The Interfold @theInterfold

3 days ago

Public blockchains made shared state verifiable, but not 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚏𝚒𝚍𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚒𝚊𝚕. Most real-world coordination requires both: 𝚙𝚛𝚒𝚟𝚊𝚝𝚎 𝚒𝚗𝚙𝚞𝚝𝚜 and 𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚒𝚏𝚒𝚊𝚋𝚕𝚎 𝚘𝚞𝚝𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚎𝚜. That's why the next infrastructure problem is execution itself: how encrypted inputs become shared results without a single operator controlling the process.