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Sponsored Transactions, Protocol 10 Product Update Livesstream
On March 12, 2026, Concordium CTO Peter Marirosans and Director of Engineering Andy Nelson went live to walk through Protocol 10 and the introduction of sponsored transactions. On the surface, this is a focused product update. Underneath, P10 is a prerequisite that unlocks several of Concordium's most important
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Scott Bessent Just Told Congress What to Build. Someone Already Built It.
The first week of March 2026, Bitcoin Twitter celebrated as the Treasury Department under Secretary Bessent published a 34-page report to Congress acknowledging lawful use cases for transaction mixing. However, almost nobody read past page eight. The Word That Matters Mandated by the GENIUS Act, Bessent's Treasury
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Temporarily available exclusively for the Indian community Subscribe to the Concordium Community Blog (it's free) The Shielding Vision Part 3: From Partial Shielding to Full Transactional Privacy To make sense of where Concordium stands and where it needs to go, it helps to introduce a framework. A three-
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Temporarily available exclusively for the Nigerian community Subscribe to the Concordium Community Blog (it's free) The Shielding Vision Part 3: From Partial Shielding to Full Transactional Privacy To make sense of where Concordium stands and where it needs to go, it helps to introduce a framework. A three-
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Your Questions, Answered
The Concordium Community Blog is opening the floor. Whether you're deep in the ecosystem or just discovering Concordium for the first time, this is an open invitation to ask anything. Technical questions about the protocol. Strategic questions about where things are heading. Practical questions about identity, PayFi, stablecoins,
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The Shielding Vision Part 3: From Partial Shielding to Full Transactional Privacy
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The Shielding Vision Part 2: Why PayFi Stalls Without Privacy
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Concordium's Privacy Architecture: Why It Matters More Than Ever
Editorial
A 128-Page Thesis Just Described What Concordium Built. The Author Has No Idea.
A few weeks ago I stumbled on a thesis. 128 pages. Published on SSRN by an independent researcher named Nicolin Decker. Title: "Zero-Knowledge Proofs: A Privacy-Preserving Cryptographic Model for Financial Compliance and Global Banking Security." Decker builds, from first principles, a formal mathematical case for what
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Uphold × Concordium
Compliance-ready blockchain infrastructure, identity, and real-world adoption For years, the dominant narrative revolved around tokens, cycles, yields, and speculation. Meanwhile, the harder questions such as identity, compliance, institutional integration, and how distributed systems interact with real-world legal and economic structures were postponed. That phase produced valuable innovation,
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Understanding Zero-Knowledge Proofs The Privacy Infrastructure Powering Trust
On the surface, this was a technical discussion about Zero-Knowledge technology, identity, compliance, and privacy. But that reading misses the real signal. What we just witnessed went beyond a feature conversation, it was an infrastructure conversation. Regulation, identity frameworks, AI agents, medical data portability, critical infrastructure, and even national