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Morning Edition · Sunday, November 8, 2026Published at 12:54 AM EST · New York
Miden launches a private self-custody wallet and a "PriFi" stack as Aztec ships an anonymous message board
Miden's Bread wallet offers private sends, receipts and swaps now, with earning and cross-chain actions to follow, while Aztec's RollingChat combines anonymous posting with automated moderation and an AI bot.
Two privacy-focused networks have shipped consumer products. Miden announced its "PriFi" stack, which it presents as a platform for private digital finance. With it comes Bread, a self-custodial wallet for private sending, receiving and swa…
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