Topic: [Diskussion] - Aleph Zero (AZERO) - Allgemeiner Diskussionsthread - page 19. (Read 24740 times)

Hey all,

Sharing some additional updates on the current stage of development.

At the moment our main challenge is support and work distribution, especially with 35+ ecosystem teams and various institutional partners that we’re working with. As far as AMAs are concerned, we’ve done a bunch of Twitter Spaces (either self-hosted or 3rd-party-hosted) where anyone can ask questions. The team also posts regular, weekly development updates on Twitter and across all of other social and community media platforms. More to come.

The daily tasks of core team at the moment are focused in particular on getting the ecosystem off the ground by assisting our developers with their code, business, marketing, branding, product development, and more — all this is spearheaded by our EFP team. Most of the discussions with these teams are handled internally in closed groups or on calls, and this is where majority of the team’s time is spent now. Results, I hope, are slowly beginning to show. As an example, AZERO.ID did an amazing job with their launch, showcasing what I personally perceive as one of the best DNS experiences overall (in both crypto and non-crypto worlds) while combining it with a Linktree-like features. Interlock’s ThreatSlayer grew from 3,000 users to 40,000 users (kudos!), all of whom will be a part of their incentivized “social security” program after connecting Aleph Zero wallets. By extension, Interlock’s userbase will expand Aleph Zero’s userbase. Number of startups are either raising or closed their pre-seed/seed raises to further develop their products. Remember that we've only seen a handful of apps going live so far.

Founding team is involved primarily in the Common design and launch. This includes new branding, refining the go-to-market and product positioning, as well as getting ready to release a testnet version and a whitepaper authored by Adam, Damian, and the Nethermind team; we've also were delighted to see Ariel Gabizon, one of the most recognizable ZK researchers globally (formerly working with ZCash and Aztec Protocol) join the team to advise on the design of Liminal/Common.

Beyond that, we're focused on the ZK-based identity layer development, bridges (both parachain and 3rd parties), institutional partnerships, and, as always, managing the organization/culture. Recently, we’ve grown our business team as the scale of overall impact and the amount of 3rd parties we're in touch with is noticeably larger. Some of the deals that we have in progress include onboarding validators from recognizable global organizations (both in business and academia), liaising with financial institutions on the possibilities of launching deposit-backed stablecoins (which will be especially relevant after MiCA goes into effect) or standardizing the shareholder interfaces in traditional markets. All those projects are complex, require months of negotiations, preparations, and building on both business and development side. Along the way, we’re ensuring that they’re all executed in a sustainable fashion from both the time and cost perspective. There’s a number of larger-scale developments in progress; we’ve never done “announcements of announcements” for the sake of short-term sentiment improvement and we still don’t think it’s a good idea to do so. In an ideal world, the products should speak for themselves, but all of them need time to be properly executed and deployed.

TL;DR: Aleph Zero progresses to establish itself as a network with near-instantenous transactions, optimal level of network stability/scalability, the ZK/MPC privacy stack with “compliant” (it will always depend on jurisdiction) ZK-ID, and the application of all of the above to both retail and institutional use cases. We're now still in the buildout phase.

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Mittlerweile nutze ich dafür aber MEXC - da bleibe ich nämlich vorerst vom KYC verschont. Ohne jetzt für die Exchange werben zu wollen, kann ich sie wirklich empfehlen, da die Exchange die meisten etablierten Altcoins mit Handelpaaren abdeckt.

Wie schnell ging dort KYC vonstatten? Das dauerte damals bei den Exchanges, wo ich KYC gemacht habe, dann doch immer ein paar Tage. Ist das mittlerweile besser?

Mittlerweile nutze ich dafür aber MEXC - da bleibe ich nämlich vorerst vom KYC verschont. Ohne jetzt für die Exchange werben zu wollen, kann ich sie wirklich empfehlen, da die Exchange die meisten etablierten Altcoins mit Handelpaaren abdeckt.

Bei meinem Azero kauf am Mittwoch, wurde ich da aber schon eines besseren belehrt...vorab, sie haben jetzt leider Bilder von meinen Ausweis und einen Bioscan von meinem Gesicht

Da einige von euch ja auch so wie ich gerne KuCoin verwendet haben, hier ein kleiner Warnhinweis.

Es ist ja schon bekannt, dass KuCoin ab dem 1.9.23 nur noch nach durchlaufenem KYC-Prozess genutzt werden kann. Bis dahin allerdings, sollte für vorher registrierte Nutzer der Börse weiterhin alles beim alten bleiben.

Bei meinem Azero kauf am Mittwoch, wurde ich da aber schon eines besseren belehrt...vorab, sie haben jetzt leider Bilder von meinen Ausweis und einen Bioscan von meinem Gesicht

Ich hatte auf kraken gekaufte DOGE zu KuCoin gesendet und dort in USDT getauscht. Das funktionierte noch ohne Probleme. Als ich danach für die USDT meine Azero kaufen wollte, war ohne KYC schluss und auch absolut nichts mehr zu machen.
Klar, ich hätte jetzt meine Theter auch an eine andere Börse schicken können, aber leider fehlte mir dafür dann auch noch die Zeit!

Also ich weiß ja nicht, wer von euch evtl kurzfristig plant noch seinen Bestand aufzustocken. Falls ihr euch das Theater ersparen wollt, nutzt eine andere Börse solange es noch geht

Bei Azero hat ein Protokoll Audit von Kudelski Security stattgefunden.

Ein Artikel von Antoni und Matthew zum Thema Datenschutz und co:
https://coinmarketcap.com/alexandria/article/negotiating-privacy-the-right-roles-and-the-right-regulation