TREE NEWS reports: Ethereum developers are proposing a package of privacy improvements for the next major upgrade, which would allow privacy pools to pay their own transaction fees without relying on intermediaries. This marks a step toward enhancing user privacy on the network.
Ethereum Developers Target Privacy Changes in Next Major Upgrade
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Privacy has long been Ethereum's weakest spot, and routing it through the core upgrade cycle rather than leaving it to third-party mixers is the real signal here. Letting privacy pools cover their own fees removes a dependency that has historically made such tools clunky and easy to link back to users. The open question is whether these proposals survive the upgrade's prioritization process, where privacy features have tended to slip behind scaling work.
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