New post: the first entry in our Enclave Cryptography series. It examines a core issue in hybrid FHE–ZK systems: how to prove that a ciphertext actually encrypts the value referenced in a ZK witness. blog.enclave.gg/enclave-cryp...

Opaque systems are one important strategy in adversarial settings. Enclave takes another path: ✦ Privacy in relation ✦ Relational privacy enables people to act together without exposure, using private inputs, encrypted execution, and public correctness. x.com/DarkFiSquad/...

Governance isn't just about counting votes. It's about protecting the things the median voter won't. Privacy won’t survive that. Only private ballots will. x.com/VitalikButer...

Even leading cryptography orgs struggle with the real failure mode in digital voting: human key custody. The IACR election didn't fail because encryption broke. It failed because one trustee lost their share of the decryption key. www.bbc.com/news/article...

A lot of zero-sum behavior is really just fear of exposure. Encrypt the inputs, and collaboration becomes a viable choice.

The psyop worked because privacy was framed as isolation. But privacy is actually an ecological condition. It makes new forms of relation, coordination, and agency possible, without surveillance, coercion, or exposure. x.com/DarkFiSquad/...

We're headed to Buenos Aires for a series of talks + panels on privacy, encrypted execution, and collaborative computation. First stop: Cypherpunk Congress #2 on Sunday with @web3privacy.info Full schedule: x.com/EnclaveE3/st...

Technical companion to our partnership announcement with Aragon is live. Verifiable secret ballots. Encrypted execution. Distributed trust. As onchain governance matures, confidentiality becomes essential for honest participation.

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Our first partnership begins with Aragon. Together, we're introducing verifiable secret ballots, encrypted end-to-end, coordinator-free, and publicly provable. x.com/AragonProjec...

1. Compute 2. Confidential Compute 3. Collaborative Confidential Compute From privacy alone to privacy together.

What today's onchain voting systems don't want you to know.

Computation shapes how we understand the world, but it still depends on trust. Encrypted Execution Environments (E3s) make computation private, verifiable, and collective. A new computational ecology, built on proof instead of exposure. x.com/EnclaveE3/st...

Every democracy depends on a simple paradox: votes must be hidden, results must be public. Enclave was built for that same principle: 🔹private votes 🔹verifiable tallies 🔹no trusted coordinator

New cognition by Enclave.

Web3Verifiability Now

E3s ≠ TEEs. Trust math, not hardware. We wrote about what that means (and why it matters): blog.enclave.gg/tees-vs-e3s-...

Congrats to the ETHRome Enclave bounty winners! 🥇 QuadraTech 🥈 Hoot Each explored new ways to build with Enclave.

Last week in Rome: a 3-hour workshop, one hackathon, and the first builders on Enclave. 🔽 x.com/ETHRome/stat...

🌀 Enclave begins with Ciphernodes 🌀 Incentivized testnet coming soon 🌀 Request early access 🌀 🌀

When seeing becomes taking, cypherpunks emerge. x.com/web3privacy/...

Run verifiable programs on encrypted data. Private. Provable. Programmable. Portable. Pluggable.

1990s: the internet disintermediated publishing. 2010s: blockchains disintermediated finance. 2020s: encrypted compute disintermediates data aggregation. We're building Enclave for the third wave: confidential compute that is both collaborative and verifiable.

TEEs worked for the last decade. The next decade needs Encrypted Execution Environments (E3s). 🚨 New research shows how Intel SGX & AMD SEV-SNP can be broken with just <$50 hardware. Replay, tamper, bypass attestation: all possible because TEEs decrypt data in memory.

How do you run a program on data you’re not allowed to see? That’s what Encrypted Execution Environments (E3s) make possible: multiparty privacy you can prove. blog.enclave.gg/an-introduct...

Healing is possible with E3s.

TEEs embed trust in hardware attestations. E3s distribute it cryptographically. Which would you rather rely on for sensitive computation?

Good things come in threes. Three Enclave team members are chatting E3s for ETHRome's livestream. Join us! Friday, 6PM CEST x.com/ETHRome/stat...

Proud to support Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress #2. @web3privacy.info reflects the same ideas we build toward with Enclave: privacy as relational, something shared and sustained together. 💙

Welcome @enclavee3.bsky.social - Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress partner. Enclave’s Encrypted Execution Environments (E3s) let developers run programs on encrypted data from multiple sources — without exposing inputs or relying on trusted hardware. Vamos! congress.web3privacy.info

E3s are coming to Rome We're sponsoring ETHRome, and we can't wait to see what privacy primitives, coordination tools, and E3-based hacks emerge. See you at the hackathon. x.com/ETHRome/stat...

Trusted solutions can't be fully trusted.

Excited to join Cypherpunk Congress #2 and contribute to a culture where privacy, coordination, and collective power go hand in hand.

If you can prove how you voted, you can be bribed. Receipt-freeness breaks that link. Enclave achieves it with E3s + FHE + ciphertext masking, making receipts meaningless, even under coercion.

Most coordination problems aren't communication problems. They're aggregation problems. Voting. Auctions. Analytics. Same structure: many private inputs → one public output But plaintext breaks trust. And trusted intermediaries make systems fragile.

𒀭 Introducing Ciphernodes: Agents for Encrypted Execution Ciphernodes are the cryptographic coordination layer of Enclave, enabling multiparty encrypted computation without an intermediary or trusted hardware. Want to run one? 👇

We're still early. If you're a dev who likes leaving fingerprints: 🔹 Add PRs to our examples 🔹 Write your own E3 program 🔹 Suggest improvements in the docs We'd love your contributions. github.com/gnosisguild/...

What are Ciphernodes 𒀭? Explainer post next week. 📧 Sign up to be alerted. blog.enclave.gg

We've made it easy to add encrypted execution to what you're building. If you're experimenting with FHE, MPC, or ZK flows, or just want to try something new: Devnet is for you. Ship something, tag @enclavee3.bsky.social, or share it in our TG chat. www.enclave.gg

We're using Devnet to test the full encrypted execution flow, from encrypted inputs to ZK outputs. Try it out. Break things. Tell us what’s confusing. Your feedback now shapes what we prioritize for testnet.

What can you build with Encrypted Execution Environments (E3s)? - Auctions & sealed-bid systems - Private voting & governance - Collaborative data analysis - Custom privacy-preserving logic 🟢 DEVNET IS OPEN docs.enclave.gg/quick-start

Devnet is live. Add Encrypted Execution Environments (E3s) to your app. Private inputs in, verifiable results out. No plaintext. No trusted intermediaries. 🌀 Quick Start: docs.enclave.gg/quick-start

🌀 Enclave devnet is live Encrypted execution for multi-agent systems. Build programs for private coordination, verifiable compute, and shared logic — all without exposing data. Confidential by default. Provable by design. Here’s what’s live and how to get started:

We asked experts what does privacy mean to them? Activists, cryptographers, devrels, writers, privacy-advocates, researchers from @radicle.xyz to @aboutcircles.bsky.social come up with the different takes. www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WTp...

10 years ago, Ethereum showed the world what public, permissionless computation could look like: open, programmable, unstoppable. So grateful to be building on this foundation. Happy birthday, Ethereum.

Has ZKP lost the privacy battle to MPC + FHE? Auryn Macmillan joins Polynom's X Space to answer this spicy question. Expect a deep-dive on where ZKPs, MPC, and FHE stand in 2025. 🗓️ Tuesday, July 29 @ 16:00 UTC x.com/polynom_labs...

Privacy isn't a constraint. It's a system of affordances. In Enclave, that means encrypted inputs, verifiable outputs, and coordination without exposure. 🪄

Excited to join the inaugural DeCC Alliance Spaces with leading voices in Decentralized Confidential Computing. The first chat, hosted by COTI, dives into Privacy 2.0: why now, what's changed, and what new coordination patterns are emerging. ☀️ Set your reminders ☀️ x.com/COTInetwork/...

Someone should build this. Tenant unions, async legal agents, pooled legal defense. Multiparty privacy for systems of solidarity, not just self-defense. The design space is wide open. x.com/metaculture0...

When multiple parties compute on private data without exposure or leakage, something new emerges. Enclave turns privacy into infrastructure for collective intelligence.