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Vitalik's post details the entire technical tree behind the mainline of the confusion protocol (iO)

Vitalik Buterin published an article titled "Obfuscation: building the final boss of cryptography (Part I)", systematically outlining the entire technical tree behind the mainline of the obfuscation protocol (iO). The article points out that obfuscation technology can transform programs into "encrypted programs", allowing computations on plaintext inputs while hiding internal logic. Theoretically, it can achieve "trustless trusted third parties", and when combined with blockchain, it can build nearly trustless voting systems, auction protocols, and various other applications. However, the current iO scheme, while technically polynomial time, incurs enormous practical overhead, with expected runtimes exceeding the lifespan of the universe.The article details the construction process of lattice-based iO, covering the stacking of primitives such as fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), attribute-based encryption (ABE), obfuscated circuits, function encryption, and XiO. Vitalik stated that the field has moved from "impossible" to "provably secure" over the past decade, but there remains a significant gap to practical application. He proposed three future paths: further optimizing the existing lattice-based route, adopting bolder cryptographic assumptions to simplify constructions, or exploring entirely new assumptions that are completely different from lattices, emphasizing that if any direction succeeds, it will largely "solve cryptography", enabling any protocol describable by an ideal trusted third party to be securely implemented.

YZi Labs: CEA Industries betrays shareholders, hinders reform, and falls into strategic confusion

According to official news, YZi Labs Management Ltd. is currently reviewing the recent actions taken by BNC (CEA Industries) regarding the formation of a shareholder group and the initiation of a proxy solicitation process. These actions, which harm shareholder interests, include the "poison pill plan" and amendments to the bylaws aimed at obstructing and delaying shareholders from exercising their rights through written consent. YZi believes that the substantive effect of these actions is to impose unnecessary restrictions and procedural burdens beyond what is required by Nevada law.The company's board of directors ("Board") appears to be taking these steps to consolidate its position—even after YZi warned that further erosion of shareholder rights would provoke strong dissatisfaction among shareholders. YZi has reminded the Board that its failure to properly fulfill its fiduciary duties may expose it to potential legal risks. Nevertheless, the Board has chosen to restrict shareholder rights rather than acknowledge its mistakes, indicating that they are aware of their lack of shareholder support. Many other shareholders have confirmed to us that they share the same concerns and shock as YZi regarding BNC's unwise strategic shift and abandonment of the BNB ecosystem.Furthermore, YZi refutes the company's false statement that it "has never considered adopting alternative tokens for the company's digital asset reserve strategy, nor has it initiated a competitive digital asset reserve business." This denial contradicts the remarks made by BNC CEO David Namdar at the industry conference in November 2025, where he explicitly stated that BNC had considered shifting to other crypto assets like Solana. Coupled with Mr. Namdar and Board member Hans Thomas actively promoting and fundraising for other digital asset reserve projects during their tenure at BNC, YZi believes shareholders have reason to be concerned about their interests being betrayed.
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