Most users assume their crypto wallet is private.
In reality, it exposes IP data, activity patterns, and a single traceable address to every node it touches.
This is the gap Kohaku is designed to close.
Developed alongside the Ethereum Foundation, Kohaku introduces a new privacy standard for wallets not as a narrative, but as a set of enforceable primitives.
Key advancements:
> Local Light Client (Helios)
Chains are verified directly in the browser, removing reliance on third-party RPCs.
> Ephemeral Stealth Addresses
Each transaction receives a unique, one-time address, eliminating long-term traceability.
> dApp Isolation by Default
Every site receives an independent account, preventing cross-application tracking.
Kohaku provides a practical, production ready foundation for private onchain interactions, moving the ecosystem beyond discussion and into implementation.
Your computer can see everything you do… except what runs inside a TEE
TEEs are hardware secured “bubbles” inside CPUs where code + data stay protected even if the OS gets compromised.
That’s why they’re powering private AI, secure agents, confidential transactions & privacy-first cloud compute.
Full blog👇
https://paragraph.com/@heimlabs/tee-the-only-place-your-computer-cant-spy-on-you
From 0 to live on Solana in 60 seconds ✅
Build a Solana bot backend with a secure wallet, fund it, sign the tx, and send SOL onchain.
No private key chaos, just Coinbase CDP server wallets doing the heavy lifting.
Here’s the full flow under the hood.⬇️
AI agents are getting smarter every day but most of them still work alone.
The real problem isn’t intelligence, it’s the lack of shared infrastructure.
A2A helps agents talk to each other. x402 lets them exchange value.
Together, they move us from isolated agents to real machine economies.
Read : https://paragraph.com/@heimlabs/a2a-when-ai-agents-learn-to-communicate-and-transact
AI Agents Can Finally Talk And Pay Each Other
Most AI agents today operate in isolation. They can’t easily talk to other agents, discover new services, or exchange value.
A2A changes this by introducing an open communication standard that lets agents interact the same way applications use the internet.
In this model, one agent can request a service from another, such as weather data, analytics, or computation. If the service isn’t free, x402 steps in. With A2A and x402 integrated, instead of returning an error, the agent responds with a structured 402 Payment Required message containing everything needed for an on-chain transfer.
The requesting agent can then evaluate the cost, sign a transaction, and settle it autonomously.
This creates a shift in how we think about automation:
→ A2A enables communication
→ x402 enables transactions
Together, they unlock a real machine to machine economy autonomous, programmable, and open to everyone building the next era of AI.
Your users aren’t dropping off because of your product.
They’re dropping off because of wallets.
Embedded wallets = email login + self custody.
Stop onboarding crypto experts. Start onboarding users.
@coinbasedev
Every time you verify something online, you leak far more than you should.
To prove you're over 21, you end up handing out your name, birthday, address, and even a photo. One tiny fact becomes a full data dump, stored on servers that get breached, scraped, and sold.
Zero-Knowledge Proofs flip this model.
With ZK-proofs, your device can prove a fact without revealing the data behind it.
Instead of uploading your ID, it generates a cryptographic proof that says: “This user is over 21.”
Nothing else leaves your device.
And the possibilities go way beyond age checks:
→ Prove you’re a real human without doxxing yourself
→ Prove you’ve passed KYC without exposing financial documents
→ Prove eligibility to vote without revealing your choice
ZK-proofs unlock a new era of decentralized identity where you own your data, and only the truth leaves your device.
The internet runs on opinions.
Prediction markets run on priced beliefs.
A prediction market lets people trade on future outcomes. Each price reflects how likely the market thinks something is to happen backed by capital, not vibes.
On X, confidence is free.
In prediction markets, conviction has a cost.
As Vitalik Buterin says, they’re truth seeking systems:
> be right, you earn
> be wrong, you pay
They’re still risky and not always right but they make being wrong expensive.
That’s why platforms like Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless, Space and Opinion are growing fast.
The data tells the story:
• Between 2024 and now, prediction market TVL has grown from ~$30M to $470M+
• 7 day revenue across prediction markets is above $1.7M
• Polymarket has 200k+ active monthly traders
• 30 day volume exceeds $10B, with Kalshi alone doing ~$5.7B
Different products. Same idea: truth with skin in the game.
The new generation of privacy chains, such as Aztec and Miden, is reshaping how private onchain computation works.
Both are built on the core idea of client side execution, where users run transactions locally, generate zero knowledge proofs, and submit only verifiable commitments onchain. This keeps sensitive data offchain while preserving public verification and scalability.
Aztec is a privacy-first zk-rollup on Ethereum supporting hybrid smart contracts written in Noir, with both private and public functions. Private logic runs client-side using zk-SNARKs, while public logic executes onchain, enabling private DeFi and DAO use cases through encrypted notes and nullifiers.
Miden is a STARK-based zk-rollup with a hybrid state model. Users execute transactions inside a zkVM, generate STARK proofs, and submit minimal state updates, allowing the chain to verify execution without accessing user data.
Blockchains are great at moving digital value.
But most real-world assets don’t start life on-chain.
They live inside institutions, legal frameworks, and physical systems.
RWA is the layer that translates that reality.
It structures assets, enforces rules, and creates representations that blockchains can actually understand and settle.
This isn’t about “tokenizing everything.”
It’s about making real-world value verifiable, programmable, and composable.
When that layer exists, crypto stops being a parallel economy and becomes part of the global financial stack.
Most people don’t use crypto apps for one simple reason: the signup flow is stuck in the Stone Age.
Extensions. Seed phrases. Pop-ups. Confusion.
Every extra step is a trapdoor where users disappear.
Embedded wallets flip the script.
Instead of forcing people to learn crypto before they can use an app, the wallet is built inside the product itself. A user signs in with something familiar email or social login, and instantly gets a real, self-custody onchain wallet.
No installs.
No phrases to guard like ancient scrolls.
No “wait, what is a wallet?” moments.
It feels like Web2…but everything underneath is fully Web3.
For users → instant access.
For apps → dramatically higher conversions.
For the ecosystem → a path to onboarding the next million humans, not just the crypto-native few.
If you’re building anything onchain, this shift is huge.
It’s the difference between expecting users to climb a cliff… and giving them a door that simply opens.
