New Podcast Alert: The Future of Compliant Privacy is Here!
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Tune into the latest Ecosystem Project Demo episode featuring Nathaniel Fried of 0xbow

We discuss their groundbreaking work on Privacy Pools, a compliant privacy solution inspired by research co-authored by Vitalik Buterin. Learn how they're enabling private transactions without compromising user safety.

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Problem on eth fees.
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Hello, this is my first time using eth. And, is it normal to have such high fees? Like to move 0.001 which is 4$ usdt. It takes almost all of it. Is there anyway around it? I have heard about arbitum layer 2. But, I'm still confused about it even after reading about it for almost 4 hours. Could you guys, please assist me in this?.... I use trustwallet mainly. Due to no kyc.

Edit: Also, can you guys reply here? Instead of in the dm.

The Ethereum Community Foundation has introduced Burned ETH (BETH).
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What is BETH?

BETH is a new ERC-20 token that formalizes proof of burn.

Each unit of BETH represents ETH that has been verifiably removed from circulation, creating a transparent, auditable record of destruction.

How will it work?

• First of all, we send ETH to the contract.

• That ETH is forwarded to a burn address.

• In return, the contract mints the same amount of BETH (1:1).

Send 1 ETH → burn it → receive 1 BETH.

Important to point out that Ethereum already burns ETH at the protocol level via EIP-1559, which permanently removes base fees from every transaction.

And BETH builds on this by giving the community a tokenized representation of burned ETH, turning an accounting mechanism into something concrete and transferable.

Why could this change things?

Because BETH turns proof of burn into:

• Foundation for new DeFi use cases.

• Potential tool for governance, incentive models, or...

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