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BIG NEWS: Your On-chain Bitcoin Payments Are Now More Private! We are constantly yapping about Zcash and Monero lately but those who have been here long enough know that our roots are in Bitcoin! Bitcoin is where it all started for us and we are still privileged to offer you the most comprehensive Bitcoin experience on mobile wallet. Now, meet private Bitcoin transactions! Today, we are partnering with @near_intents and excited to announce support for PRIVATE Bitcoin payments. Private Send will be an optional switch in your send screen. Turn it on whenever you don’t want a payment exposing the rest of your financial life. ⚡ Send BTC without giving the recipient a direct link to your originating wallet UTXOs. ⚡ Send ETH without exposing that wallet’s public balances and transaction history. ⚡ Pay in USDT or USDC without handing the recipient a permanent window into your wallet. Those are just the most common examples. Private Send will work across all assets supported by Unstoppable and @near_intents confidentiality protocols. Remember, it’s not a promise of anonymity but rather something that would keep your activity hidden from the recipient and chain lurker. It’s a privacy upgrade over a normal on-chain payment. Powered by the newly released Confidential Intents infrastructure from NEAR. Huge thanks and hugs to the team at @NEARProtocol for making this integration possible.🫂 The feature to be release by the of the week in version 0.51 Be Private! Be Unstoppable!

Welcome Havenex. Series A is underway and closing soon, already applied for all required licenses (even more than required). DM me if interested to invest, note that allocation is already quite packed. After extensive discussions with regulators, central bank governors, Financial Market Authority leadership, banks, family offices, exchanges, wallet providers and custodians, my mission became very clear: Build the most transparent, safest, institutional-grade, fully regulated exchange possible, with continuous, verifiable proofs of solvency. Not just web3. Havenex is not trying to become another Coinbase, Binance, Bybit or Kraken. The focus is different: infra that allows financial institutions to offer digital and traditional financial assets to their customers, while meeting the standards they expect around regulation, custody, security and transparency. My principles are simple: 100% multi-chain. Verifiable custody. Continuous solvency proofs. Multi-sig by default. Quantum-safe keys. Hardware 2FA wallets. Confidential and RWA assets wherever regulation allows. Unique self-custody and key-loss protection mechanisms. Some of the best engineers and experts in cryptography, exchanges and privacy-preserving technology are joining the effort. Havenex will use Sui tech wherever it makes sense, but it will also integrate the best primitives, assets and bridges from other ecosystems. I'm personally helping Havenex as an advisor, although it was my idea. Mysten Labs and Sui remain my focus, nothing changes there. Chief & Hacker team Officer, as always, innovating at daily basis :) As all of you know since my Satoshi days, my goal has always been bigger: help crypto meet regulation without sacrificing ownership, transparency or security, while protecting users against malicious and shady activity and giving the best ecosystems room to thrive. We cannot keep accepting another FTX or Mt. Gox as the cost of doing business, nor the silly, insane bugs driven by LLMs lately. Havenex intends to set a different standard. The most transparent effort in regulatory-friendly crypto. You have my signature.

Hello again, world! Hacker News has been pretty quiet on X. Time to fix that. Starting today, we'll be sharing interesting things people are building, discovering, and discussing on HN. And let us know what's caught your eye lately. There's always room for another great link!

We've been getting a lot of questions lately about how the Internet Archive digitizes books. The short answer: page by page, by hand. You may remember our viral 2021 video of Eliza Zhang scanning a book. That's still how we do it. Meet Eliza, and learn how we scan books:

“We're going to have humans in the loop, and humans are going to need to read code and sign off on it before shipping it. And readability will still matter, and Python remains the hands-on winner for that.” On the latest episode of the Agents + Engineers podcast, Paul Everitt, Developer Advocate at JetBrains and I discuss whether humans will still be reading the code the agents create. I’ve seen a lot written about this topic lately. Yes, you need to verify code works regardless of how it’s created. But are you willing to submit an agentically developed PR to the Linux kernel without reading the code? We also discuss: - How to create handoff packets between different model sizes for efficient delegation - The state of the art for running local models - What agentic engineering means for Python development Listen directly to the episode and be sure to rate and subscribe to the show! Apple: Spotify: a+e Website: