Kohaku Brings Default Privacy and Light Clients to Wallets
Original title: Kohaku : privacy for everyone, by default
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Key points
- Nico and Vitalik present Kohaku, focusing on privacy for everyone by default.
- Light clients reduce the trust surface inside a wallet.
- Embedding privacy protocols inside wallets brings privacy gains without requiring user expertise.
- Features showcased include Tornado Cash, Railgun, privacy pools, light clients, post-quantum accounts, and hardware wallet security clear signing.
- Decentralized fetching of prices and logos prevents leaking token information to third parties.
Questions
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