Cross Chain Privacy Pool for EVM Chains
summary
Iron Fish runs a live layer‑1 PoW chain (mainnet launched April last year) that implements a multi-asset shielded pool using ZK proofs so amounts, senders and recipients stay encrypted while mint/burn events remain public for audit. Cross‑chain transfers use custodian bridges that perform sanction screening and a wrapped ERC‑20 demo succeeds testnet→testnet. Private multisig uses FROST threshold signatures with DKG to create decentralized multisig wallets without smart contracts.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction & Why Privacy Matters
- 1:10Diamonds & Historical Lessons in Private Money
- 2:07Current Transparency: Challenges in Crypto Payments
- 3:00Iron Fish Approach: One Privacy Pool for All Assets
- 4:05Multi-Asset Shielder Protocol & ZK Mechanics
- 5:15How Iron Fish Handles Mint, Burn, & Encrypted Transactions
- 7:00Threshold Signatures for Private Multi-Sig Wallets
- 8:24Custodian Bridges & Sanction Screening
- 9:14Demo: Cross-Chain ERC-20 Privacy on Iron Fish
- 10:05Future Plans & Launch Timeline
- 11:20Conclusion & How to Get Involved
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