S17 E3: Zano Devs on Private Tokenization

Andrey Sabelnikov and Valeriy Pisarkov are the core devs of Zano: a privacy network which enables users to create tokens with privacy. The project's mix of Cryptonote and Zarcanum protocols can also enable private transfers of bridged BTC.

In this episode, we talk about how this system works and we inquire about the tradeoffs involved.

Time stamps:
– Introduction & Setting the Record Straight
– Val & Andre’s Backgrounds, CryptoNote Origins
– Problems with Bytecoin & Monero’s Launch
– Zano’s Strategic Directions & AI Security Challenges
– Val’s Role in Zano & Technical Evolution
– Network-Level Privacy Incident
– Proof-of-Work vs. Proof-of-Stake Privacy
– Zano vs. Monero: Not a Fork
– Monero Community Criticism & Scam Allegations
– Boolberry Project & Coin Swap
– Premine & Staking Controversy
– Tribalism & Ideology in Privacy Coins
– Differences Between Boolberry and Zano
– Wallet Support vs. Exchange Listings
– Exchange Listing Challenges & Gateway Addresses
– Gateway Addresses & Hard Fork 6
– Upcoming Roadmap: Proof-of-Stake & Full Chain Membership Proofs
– Bridging Bitcoin & Confidential Assets
– Asset Whitelisting & Stablecoin Risks
– Confidential Layer Bridge & Multi-Party Computation
– Zano’s Scalability, Throughput, and Future Vision
– Full Chain Membership Proofs & Quantum Resistance
– Tech Stack Choices & Adaptability
– Why Be Bullish on Zano?
– DeFi Listings, Gateway Addresses, and Privacy Trade-offs
– Network-Level Privacy, Dandelion, and Mixnets
– VPNs, Network Privacy Tools, and Community Integration
– Personal Stories, Early Computing, and Closing Remarks

S17 E3: Zano Devs on Private Tokenization

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