According to @1HowardWu, Aleo is private-by-default, where only user-selected data is public while the rest remains hidden yet verifiable on-chain, underscoring user-controlled transparency for transactions and applications, source: @1HowardWu on X, Dec 9, 2025. According to @1HowardWu, the design is positioned to benefit mainstream institutions and everyday users, signaling an institutional-use orientation in Aleo’s privacy architecture that traders can note as the project’s stated focus, source: @1HowardWu on X, Dec 9, 2025.

According to @GracyBitget, Bitget's GetAgent outlined three hypothetical Bitcoin redesign priorities—adaptive block sizing, privacy by default, and formal governance rules—and Bitget is offering the AskSatoshiWithGetAgent campaign for free from Oct 27 to Nov 5 to mark Bitcoin Whitepaper Day (source: @GracyBitget). For traders, the post announces no Bitcoin protocol changes, tokenomics adjustments, or network parameter updates, indicating no direct on-chain impact to BTC from this announcement based on the stated information (source: @GracyBitget).