Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin responded to a question raised by Paradigm Chief Technology Officer Georgios Konstantopoulos about how much room privacy still has to develop going forward. Buterin said privacy is only truly dead if people give up on it, adding that he has no intention of doing so. Instead, he said he plans to double down.
The response adds to Buterin’s recent public comments on Ethereum’s technical priorities. According to the earlier report cited in the source, Buterin updated Ethereum’s roadmap in August, placing quantum security, privacy protection, and native Rollups among the network’s focus areas for the future. His latest remarks frame privacy as an active area of work rather than a closed chapter.
The exchange links a direct statement on privacy with Ethereum’s broader roadmap discussion, where privacy protection was already named as one of the key priorities.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin responded to a question from Paradigm Chief Technology Officer Georgios Konstantopoulos on 「what room is left for privacy to develop from here」 by saying privacy is only truly dead if people give up on it.
Buterin said he will not give up on privacy and will instead push harder.
According to the earlier report cited in the source, Buterin updated Ethereum’s roadmap in August, with quantum security, privacy protection, and native Rollups listed as key priorities going forward.
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