Coinbase launches DEX trading.
MetaMask launches perps trading.
Ethereum Foundation commits to Privacy.
Succinct introduces Private Proving.
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Coinbase launched DEX trading directly within its centralized exchange for all U.S. users, excluding NY residents. The integration allows users to trade existing tokens on Base as well as newly launched tokens moments after they appear onchain, without having to wait for a traditional Coinbase listing. Users can now search, trade, and manage DEX assets seamlessly through the Coinbase mobile app, with DEX trade gas fees covered by Coinbase.. The feature leverages a DEX aggregator to optimize trades and minimize slippage. Coinbase plans to expand DEX trading support to additional networks in the future.
MetaMask, the largest self-custodial browser wallet developed by ConsenSys, launched perpetual trading on its mobile wallet. The integration supports trading on over 150 tokens with up to 40x leverage. Users can fund their account using any EVM token, which is swapped to USDC for trading. Positions incur a 0.1% MetaMask fee. Perpetual futures allow traders to take leveraged long or short positions on a token’s price without expiry. The launch comes about a week after Rainbow Wallet, which also integrated perps. MetaMask will also activate its rewards program for traders in the coming weeks. Last month, MetaMask launched its native mUSD stablecoin.
The Ethereum Foundation published an article reaffirming its commitment to privacy, calling it a core focus and essential to human freedom and digital trust. The piece explains why privacy matters across individuals, developers, institutions, and society. It emphasizes that its principles of credible neutrality, security, and openness are most valuable when paired with privacy. The foundation has expanded privacy efforts through the new Privacy Cluster, which brings together 47 leading researchers and engineers. Ethereum’s privacy work spans the entire stack, from research, protocol, applications, institutional, and user experience. Looking ahead, the EF views privacy as a shared responsibility across the Ethereum ecosystem.
Succinct introduced Private Proving, a new feature on the Succinct Prover Network that enables privacy-preserving proof generation using trusted execution environments (TEEs). All inputs are encrypted and processed inside secure enclaves, ensuring that neither provers nor the network can access private data. The upgrade aims to scale ZK applications while preserving privacy, unlocking new use cases in stablecoins, exchanges, identity, and financial computation. Built on SP1, Succinct’s zkVM allows developers to write private applications in Rust without complex ZK circuit engineering.
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ETH Daily - 8th October 📰 -Coinbase DEX trading 🔵 -EF commits to privacy 🔐 -MetaMask launches perps 🦊 -Succinct Private Proving 🔎 https://ethdaily.io/798
Coinbase has launched DEX trading within its platform for U.S. users, enhancing the trading experience by supporting token trades without traditional listings. Meanwhile, MetaMask introduced perpetual trading on its wallet, allowing leveraged positions on over 150 tokens. The Ethereum Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to privacy, expanding efforts with a new Privacy Cluster and promoting shared responsibility across the ecosystem. Read more insights in the latest post by @ethdaily.eth.