Shroomie retweeted
2025 was the year privacy was productized. Moving from research and MVPs, we shipped confidential apps people can use. With strong distribution partners, we positioned confidential stablecoins and protected trading for enterprise adoption in 2026.
Here's a month-by-month review.
Shroomie retweeted
Congrats to @stable team on their mainnet launch!
Fairblock is bringing confidential, compliant payments and transfers to the Stable ecosystem as their Day 1 privacy partner.
More soon.
Shroomie retweeted
Noble has built the backbone for stablecoin issuance, powering high-throughput apps across the ecosystem.
With @0xfairblock, the Noble AppLayer is becoming a home for privacy-preserving finance—letting builders deploy fast, secure & compliant applications.
Shroomie retweeted
Fairblock is bringing confidential payments and applications to Noble’s (@noble_xyz) EVM AppLayer.
Think stablecoin apps that encrypt transfers and balances when you need privacy and a built-in model to disclose transaction details for audit purposes.
Shroomie retweeted
Curious how confidentiality builds trust and protects users across stablecoin payments and fixed-rate lending?
Catch @Pememoni live at @arbitrum Stylus Awakening hosted by @wakeuplabs
Thursday, November 20 @ 12:50 (GMT-3)
Save the date.
Fairblock 🤝 SettleX
SettleX is integrating with @0xfairblock to support efficient clearing for encrypted stablecoins and other crypto assets.
Netting stays verifiable, cross-chain intents remain confidential, and settlement costs materially drop.
Excited!!
Shroomie retweeted
Privacy space is often oversimplified, as if one magical solution could fix it all. In reality, it's a spectrum of trade-offs in UPS (Use case, Performance, and Security).
Fairblock's stance: Dynamic Confidentiality. Use the right tool (or mix) for each use case.
Replying to @1HowardWu
I would do two dimensions:
1. What is hidden
2. Who can rugpull your privacy
We want to try to get as far to the top right as possible.
Different use cases are at different stages: sometimes the short-term realistic thing is to go from the bottom left to the middle, sometimes it's to go from the middle to the top right.




















