About Proof Street

Proof Street covers privacy-preserving computation: zero-knowledge proofs, fully homomorphic encryption, multi-party computation, trusted execution environments, and decentralized identity. These are the technologies that keep data confidential and make computation verifiable, and they are converging into production infrastructure.

We write for practitioners building privacy infrastructure, evaluators deciding which approaches to deploy, and decision-makers at financial institutions, AI companies, healthcare organizations, and enterprises whose work depends on getting confidential architecture right.

We synthesize across primary sources to cover ZK, FHE, MPC, and TEE, the companies building privacy infrastructure, the companies deploying it, the auditors testing it, and the regulators shaping it.

What we publish

• Long-form analysis of how the privacy stack is converging in production
• Practitioner interviews with engineers, founders, and researchers building confidential infrastructure
• Coverage of regulatory and standards developments that shape what
  privacy architectures can be deployed where
• Reported pieces on enterprise deployments

Editorial standards

Proof Street operates under a published Editorial Standards code that
covers sourcing, verification, conflicts of interest, sponsorship,
corrections, and source protection.

Sponsorship

Proof Street is sponsor-supported. Sponsors underwrite the publication and the coverage areas they support; no one outside Proof Street approves what gets published. The model, the policy, and current sponsors are at Funding and Independence. Inquiries: news@proofstreet.xyz.

Disclosures

We disclose our funding, the editor's holdings, and any conflicts of
interest publicly.

About the editor

Stephen Webber writes Proof Street. He was previously product marketing manager at OpenZeppelin, head of content at Primev, and senior technical writer at Gelato. He launched Proof Street to cover privacy-preserving computation as a unified infrastructure category, drawing on years spent close to the teams building confidential and verifiable systems.

Contact

news@proofstreet.xyz