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Morning Edition · Saturday, October 10, 2026Published at 1:48 AM EDT · New York
Miden launches a private-finance stack around Circle-backed USDCx as Ethereum researchers publish a private stablecoin design
Miden's partners cover identity, custody, neobanking and tokenized real-world assets that settle with amounts and counterparties hidden, and its Bread wallet brings that privacy to ordinary transfers and swaps.
Miden is a privacy-focused network that spun out of Polygon Labs. It has announced what it calls the PriFi stack, a group of partner firms building financial services that settle on Miden. According to Privacy Dispatch, the partners cover i…
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