Last month, the Supreme Court ruled that your location data is constitutionally protected even when a tech company holds it 🔒 But the most important part isn't the main ruling. It's a separate opinion from one justice that most people will skip. Justice Gorsuch argued that your data is your property, and third-party custody doesn't equal third-party ownership. This is what zero-knowledge technology is built for. Privacy that can support lawful oversight, while leaving ownership of the data with the user. Read the insights from Aleo's Head of Policy, @SignCurve 👇 aleo.org/post/supreme-court-…

Aleo's Global Head of Policy, @SignCurve, contributed insight to this new paper from @ubyx_ and @stakeFi_network on the case for banks validating public blockchains. In it, Fanusie notes: "As more finance moves on-chain, it will be critical for banks to help secure the base layer. The Aleo network supports institutional payment infrastructure and we welcome banks to join the validator set." Read the full paper 👇 ubyx.xyz/news/2026-07-30-ban…

How do you build a financial system that is fast, open, and programmable, without making everyone's financial life visible to the world? @SignCurve joined the Barefoot Innovation Podcast by @AIRinnovate to explore exactly that, covering private stablecoins, zero-knowledge proofs, the geopolitical stakes of democratic financial infrastructure and more. Give it a listen 👇 regulationinnovation.org/pod…