Dr. Sebastian Bürgel Mar 20 · 3 min read With the release of RPCh, the first commercial service developed on HOPR, it is a great time to discuss the concept of adaptive privacy. But first, we’ll need to go over a constraint inherent to all anonymous communication (AC) protocols — the anonymity trilemma. What is … Read more
Dr. Sebastian Bürgel Mar 8 · 3 min read RPCh went live in ETH Denver this February at a sold-out event! With a major announcement: BlockWallet becomes the first wallet to officially integrate RPCh. But wallet integrations aren’t the only way for you to use RPCh. You can use RPCh on any wallet across any … Read more
Steven Noni Feb 16 · 6 min read Over the past few months, we’ve built a prototype, hosted a hackathon, hired a whole new team, specced out RPCh as a service to give wallets (and users) their first private blockchain gateway, and built a sandbox version to show that it was all feasible. If that … Read more
Steven Noni Feb 1 · 6 min read We returned from Colombia with a new team and a new drive. RPCh would be the first product on top of HOPR — a clear use case for the protocol which didn’t just provide a vague privacy upgrade but which solved an urgent and timely problem in … Read more
Steven Noni Jan 26 · 6 min read With the idea for RPCh set and the prototype built, it was time to see what the Infinite Hackathon in Bogotá would bring. I tried not to have any expectations — crypto is always unpredictable, and you can never be sure how many people will be at … Read more
Steven Noni Jan 18 · 7 min read This is the story of how the whole HOPR team came together to identify an important missing piece of the web3 stack, and how a wonderful new RPCh team was born to turn it from an idea into a real product. This series isn’t going to focus … Read more
