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We got privacy summer before GTA VI.
What this changes for builders:
Before, testing confidential smart contracts meant dealing with encrypted inputs, handles, SDK setup, and local Nox infrastructure.
Now, Nox + HardHat handles that in the background.
You write Solidity tests the way you already do.
The confidential layer plugs in underneath.
$RLC
Before, testing confidential smart contracts meant dealing with encrypted inputs, handles, SDK setup, and local Nox infrastructure.
Now, Nox + HardHat handles that in the background.
You write Solidity tests the way you already do.
The confidential layer plugs in underneath.
$RLC
iExec RLC
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💻Building confidential smart contracts on iExec just got easier.
Nox now has a native Hardhat 3 plugin for confidential smart contracts.
In simple words: Solidity devs can test encrypted inputs and decrypted results from their usual Hardhat setup.
Build confidential smart contracts in the framework you already know.
-One package.
-One config block.
-Your existing test command.
No new toolchain. No new workflow. No manual infra setup.
Just confidentiality plugged into the dev environment most of DeFi already uses.
📄 https://docs.noxprotocol.io/guides/build-confidential-smart-contracts/hardhat
$RLC
Nox now has a native Hardhat 3 plugin for confidential smart contracts.
In simple words: Solidity devs can test encrypted inputs and decrypted results from their usual Hardhat setup.
Build confidential smart contracts in the framework you already know.
-One package.
-One config block.
-Your existing test command.
No new toolchain. No new workflow. No manual infra setup.
Just confidentiality plugged into the dev environment most of DeFi already uses.
📄 https://docs.noxprotocol.io/guides/build-confidential-smart-contracts/hardhat
$RLC
💻Building confidential smart contracts on iExec just got easier.
Nox now has a native Hardhat 3 plugin for confidential smart contracts.
In simple words: Solidity devs can test encrypted inputs and decrypted results from their usual Hardhat setup.
Build confidential smart contracts in the framework you already know.
-One package.
-One config block.
-Your existing test command.
No new toolchain. No new workflow. No manual infra setup.
Just confidentiality plugged into the dev environment most of DeFi already uses.
📄 https://docs.noxprotocol.io/guides/build-confidential-smart-contracts/hardhat
$RLC
Nox now has a native Hardhat 3 plugin for confidential smart contracts.
In simple words: Solidity devs can test encrypted inputs and decrypted results from their usual Hardhat setup.
Build confidential smart contracts in the framework you already know.
-One package.
-One config block.
-Your existing test command.
No new toolchain. No new workflow. No manual infra setup.
Just confidentiality plugged into the dev environment most of DeFi already uses.
📄 https://docs.noxprotocol.io/guides/build-confidential-smart-contracts/hardhat
$RLC
Today is the last day to self bridge RLC from Bellecour to @Ethereum
The bridge officially shuts down on July 2.
Holders with ≥ 0.1 RLC on Bellecour will be auto credited on Ethereum.
Bridge here👇
https://bridge-bellecour.iex.ec/
$RLC
The bridge officially shuts down on July 2.
Holders with ≥ 0.1 RLC on Bellecour will be auto credited on Ethereum.
Bridge here👇
https://bridge-bellecour.iex.ec/
$RLC
iExec RLC
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Closing a Chapter, Opening a New Era
On July 2, 2026, iExec will shut down the RLC bridge between Ethereum and the Bellecour sidechain. This is more than a technical deprecation. It is the formal closing of a chapter in iExec's history, and the opening of the one that follows.
Bellecour: Where iExec Made History
Bellecour was built with ambition. It was iExec's purpose-built sidechain, fast, low cost, and designed to power decentralized compute at scale. For years, it was the backbone of iExec's marketplace, the chain on which thousands of tasks were computed, on which iApps were deployed, and on which iExec's vision of a decentralized cloud took its first real shape.
We are proud of what was built there. Bellecour represented a bet that if iExec built the right infrastructure, builders would come. And many did.
But the landscape of Web3 evolved. Liquidity, developer activity, and institutional attention consolidated on a smaller set of EVM networks. The cost of asking projects and institutions to come to Bellecour, rather than meeting them where they already operate, became a friction point that limited the protocol's reach. The ecosystem signaled where it wanted iExec to be. iExec listened.
That is what good infrastructure decisions require: acknowledging what is no longer the right path, learning from it, and adapting.
What Comes Next
The Bellecour sunset is the first step in a broader renewal of iExec's technical stack, and that renewal is already underway.
iExec is now live on Arbitrum, one of Ethereum's most developer-active L2 ecosystems, bringing iExec's confidential computing capabilities to the environment where builders already operate. The Nox protocol, iExec's confidentiality layer for on-chain finance, is now live on Arbitrum and Ethereum testnets. Mainnet deployments across multiple EVM networks are next. iExec is positioning itself to be the confidential computing layer of the multichain ecosystem, not a destination network builders have to migrate to.
The iApp migration is already complete. iExec tooling has fully moved on. The bridge shutdown is the final symbolic closure of the Bellecour era.
What This Means for RLC Holders
No RLC will be lost in this transition.
If you hold RLC on Bellecour today: You have until June 30, 2026 to bridge your tokens back to Ethereum yourself, using the official bridge at bridge-bellecour.iex.ec.
If you still hold RLC on Bellecour after the bridge shuts down on July 2: No action is required. Any wallet holding at least 0.1 RLC on Bellecour at the time of shutdown will be automatically credited the equivalent amount on Ethereum. The process may take a few business days to complete after July 2.
The majority of funds have already been withdrawn. The automatic credit mechanism is a safety net to ensure no holder is left behind.
Timeline
Now: Ethereum → Bellecour transfers are already disabled.June 30, 2026: Last day to self-bridge RLC from Bellecour to Ethereum.July 2, 2026: Bridge officially shuts down.July 2 onwards: Automatic Ethereum credit for remaining Bellecour balances (≥ 0.1 RLC) within a few business days.Following weeks: Bellecour chain fully sunset; protectedData on Bellecour archived.
Thank You, Bellecour
To everyone who built on Bellecour, deployed iApps, ran workers, and helped shape what decentralized computing could look like: thank you. Bellecour is where iExec grew up. What comes next is built on everything we learned there.
The best chapters of iExec's story are still being written.
$RLC
Bellecour: Where iExec Made History
Bellecour was built with ambition. It was iExec's purpose-built sidechain, fast, low cost, and designed to power decentralized compute at scale. For years, it was the backbone of iExec's marketplace, the chain on which thousands of tasks were computed, on which iApps were deployed, and on which iExec's vision of a decentralized cloud took its first real shape.
We are proud of what was built there. Bellecour represented a bet that if iExec built the right infrastructure, builders would come. And many did.
But the landscape of Web3 evolved. Liquidity, developer activity, and institutional attention consolidated on a smaller set of EVM networks. The cost of asking projects and institutions to come to Bellecour, rather than meeting them where they already operate, became a friction point that limited the protocol's reach. The ecosystem signaled where it wanted iExec to be. iExec listened.
That is what good infrastructure decisions require: acknowledging what is no longer the right path, learning from it, and adapting.
What Comes Next
The Bellecour sunset is the first step in a broader renewal of iExec's technical stack, and that renewal is already underway.
iExec is now live on Arbitrum, one of Ethereum's most developer-active L2 ecosystems, bringing iExec's confidential computing capabilities to the environment where builders already operate. The Nox protocol, iExec's confidentiality layer for on-chain finance, is now live on Arbitrum and Ethereum testnets. Mainnet deployments across multiple EVM networks are next. iExec is positioning itself to be the confidential computing layer of the multichain ecosystem, not a destination network builders have to migrate to.
The iApp migration is already complete. iExec tooling has fully moved on. The bridge shutdown is the final symbolic closure of the Bellecour era.
What This Means for RLC Holders
No RLC will be lost in this transition.
If you hold RLC on Bellecour today: You have until June 30, 2026 to bridge your tokens back to Ethereum yourself, using the official bridge at bridge-bellecour.iex.ec.
If you still hold RLC on Bellecour after the bridge shuts down on July 2: No action is required. Any wallet holding at least 0.1 RLC on Bellecour at the time of shutdown will be automatically credited the equivalent amount on Ethereum. The process may take a few business days to complete after July 2.
The majority of funds have already been withdrawn. The automatic credit mechanism is a safety net to ensure no holder is left behind.
Timeline
Now: Ethereum → Bellecour transfers are already disabled.June 30, 2026: Last day to self-bridge RLC from Bellecour to Ethereum.July 2, 2026: Bridge officially shuts down.July 2 onwards: Automatic Ethereum credit for remaining Bellecour balances (≥ 0.1 RLC) within a few business days.Following weeks: Bellecour chain fully sunset; protectedData on Bellecour archived.
Thank You, Bellecour
To everyone who built on Bellecour, deployed iApps, ran workers, and helped shape what decentralized computing could look like: thank you. Bellecour is where iExec grew up. What comes next is built on everything we learned there.
The best chapters of iExec's story are still being written.
$RLC
We are building ..
"Confidentiality and Compliance"
Two main requirements. Both non-negotiable. —
Ricardo Kanaan
This is where RWAs need protocols like iExec &
@COTI_Official
Two main requirements. Both non-negotiable. —
Ricardo Kanaan
This is where RWAs need protocols like iExec &
@COTI_Official
The transparency that builds trust is the same transparency that breaks compliance, exposes strategy, and blocks institutional capital.
Selective disclosure is the resolution.
TEEs are how we get there.
$RLC
Selective disclosure is the resolution.
TEEs are how we get there.
$RLC
This is the part builders should pay attention to.
Chain GPT released a ClaudeAI
Code skill that helps turn confidential app ideas into working flows with iExec Nox.
Start here👇
ChainGPT Developer Kit for Claude Code
Chain GPT released a ClaudeAI
Code skill that helps turn confidential app ideas into working flows with iExec Nox.
Start here👇
ChainGPT Developer Kit for Claude Code
Vaults already work. BUT ...
Public vaults leak positions, rebalancing, and strategy moves. Copy traders read them. MEV bots extract. Institutional LPs won't commit to infrastructure that broadcasts every decision.
Confidential Vault, built on Nox, fixes it. Vault structure is still public but the strategy is encrypted.
https://docs.iex.ec/
$RLC
Public vaults leak positions, rebalancing, and strategy moves. Copy traders read them. MEV bots extract. Institutional LPs won't commit to infrastructure that broadcasts every decision.
Confidential Vault, built on Nox, fixes it. Vault structure is still public but the strategy is encrypted.
https://docs.iex.ec/
$RLC
සත්යායනය කළ
Nox in action.⚡
NoxPay, a confidential payroll and rewards app for DAOs and treasuries, by Altcoin Daddy.
Treasuries can shield USDC into a confidential token, send private payouts with encrypted amounts, and unshield back to ERC-20 anytime. Recipients decrypt only their own balance. Auditors get scoped access on demand.
Confidential payments, without leaving DeFi.
Read more about NoxPay
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NOX Pay
NoxPay, a confidential payroll and rewards app for DAOs and treasuries, by Altcoin Daddy.
Treasuries can shield USDC into a confidential token, send private payouts with encrypted amounts, and unshield back to ERC-20 anytime. Recipients decrypt only their own balance. Auditors get scoped access on demand.
Confidential payments, without leaving DeFi.
Read more about NoxPay
👇
NOX Pay
No more “I called it” with deleted tweets and fake screenshots.
Built with @ChainGPT + Nox by iExec.
Builders can try the stack here 👉ChainGPT Developer Kit for Claude Code
This is a sealed-prediction app where:
✅ Predictions stay encrypted.
✅ Outcomes get verified.
✅ Only the right calls become public.
That’s Programmable Privacy in action.
The Premonition Vault shows what becomes possible when private compute, verifiable outcomes, and AI-assisted Web3 development come together.
$RLC
Built with @ChainGPT + Nox by iExec.
Builders can try the stack here 👉ChainGPT Developer Kit for Claude Code
This is a sealed-prediction app where:
✅ Predictions stay encrypted.
✅ Outcomes get verified.
✅ Only the right calls become public.
That’s Programmable Privacy in action.
The Premonition Vault shows what becomes possible when private compute, verifiable outcomes, and AI-assisted Web3 development come together.
$RLC
Nobody in DeFi wanted to say it loud: transparency at execution is what makes front running and MEV possible.
Nox fixes it where the leak happens. Trades execute inside TEEs, not in the public mempool. Confidential and verifiable at the same time.
What other projects interests you?
👉 https://docs.iex.ec/
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Nox fixes it where the leak happens. Trades execute inside TEEs, not in the public mempool. Confidential and verifiable at the same time.
What other projects interests you?
👉 https://docs.iex.ec/
$RLC
සත්යායනය කළ
Nox is live on Arbitrum testnet💛💙
Institutions don't want to hide. They want their right to confidentiality.
In Web3 vocabulary, that's selective disclosure. Nox made it possible through onchain ACL.
👉Explore it here: http://docs.iex.ec
$RLC
Institutions don't want to hide. They want their right to confidentiality.
In Web3 vocabulary, that's selective disclosure. Nox made it possible through onchain ACL.
👉Explore it here: http://docs.iex.ec
$RLC
CIP 🤝 iExec
CIP, a project on Arbitrum, has integrated iExec’s confidentiality layer.
Using iExec’s TEE, sensitive protocol logic can run privately and verifiably, keeping data off-chain while generating cryptographic proof of execution.
$RLC
CIP, a project on Arbitrum, has integrated iExec’s confidentiality layer.
Using iExec’s TEE, sensitive protocol logic can run privately and verifiably, keeping data off-chain while generating cryptographic proof of execution.
$RLC
What’s stopping institutions from aping into DeFi?
TEE can sound complex, but builders shouldn't have to think about every step.
In our recent space with Acurast, Matthieu Jung explained how the DeFi money lego philosophy is helping abstract complexity away, making confidential technologies easier to integrate and use.
$RLC
In our recent space with Acurast, Matthieu Jung explained how the DeFi money lego philosophy is helping abstract complexity away, making confidential technologies easier to integrate and use.
$RLC
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0.027%.
That's how much of the addressable tokenized asset market is onchain today. $27B of a $100T opportunity.
What's between them? Demand? or It's the absence of one specific layer.
Confidentiality⚡
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That's how much of the addressable tokenized asset market is onchain today. $27B of a $100T opportunity.
What's between them? Demand? or It's the absence of one specific layer.
Confidentiality⚡
$RLC
Privacy is just the question: do you want to choose, or be chosen for?
The Ethereum ↔ Bellecour RLC bridge sunsets July 2 as iExec moves multichain.
No $RLC will be lost.
⌛️Bridge by June 30: bridge-bellecour.iex.ec
Remaining Bellecour balances ≥ 0.1 RLC will be credited on @Ethereum after July 2.
No $RLC will be lost.
⌛️Bridge by June 30: bridge-bellecour.iex.ec
Remaining Bellecour balances ≥ 0.1 RLC will be credited on @Ethereum after July 2.
iExec RLC
·
--
Closing a Chapter, Opening a New Era
On July 2, 2026, iExec will shut down the RLC bridge between Ethereum and the Bellecour sidechain. This is more than a technical deprecation. It is the formal closing of a chapter in iExec's history, and the opening of the one that follows.
Bellecour: Where iExec Made History
Bellecour was built with ambition. It was iExec's purpose-built sidechain, fast, low cost, and designed to power decentralized compute at scale. For years, it was the backbone of iExec's marketplace, the chain on which thousands of tasks were computed, on which iApps were deployed, and on which iExec's vision of a decentralized cloud took its first real shape.
We are proud of what was built there. Bellecour represented a bet that if iExec built the right infrastructure, builders would come. And many did.
But the landscape of Web3 evolved. Liquidity, developer activity, and institutional attention consolidated on a smaller set of EVM networks. The cost of asking projects and institutions to come to Bellecour, rather than meeting them where they already operate, became a friction point that limited the protocol's reach. The ecosystem signaled where it wanted iExec to be. iExec listened.
That is what good infrastructure decisions require: acknowledging what is no longer the right path, learning from it, and adapting.
What Comes Next
The Bellecour sunset is the first step in a broader renewal of iExec's technical stack, and that renewal is already underway.
iExec is now live on Arbitrum, one of Ethereum's most developer-active L2 ecosystems, bringing iExec's confidential computing capabilities to the environment where builders already operate. The Nox protocol, iExec's confidentiality layer for on-chain finance, is now live on Arbitrum and Ethereum testnets. Mainnet deployments across multiple EVM networks are next. iExec is positioning itself to be the confidential computing layer of the multichain ecosystem, not a destination network builders have to migrate to.
The iApp migration is already complete. iExec tooling has fully moved on. The bridge shutdown is the final symbolic closure of the Bellecour era.
What This Means for RLC Holders
No RLC will be lost in this transition.
If you hold RLC on Bellecour today: You have until June 30, 2026 to bridge your tokens back to Ethereum yourself, using the official bridge at bridge-bellecour.iex.ec.
If you still hold RLC on Bellecour after the bridge shuts down on July 2: No action is required. Any wallet holding at least 0.1 RLC on Bellecour at the time of shutdown will be automatically credited the equivalent amount on Ethereum. The process may take a few business days to complete after July 2.
The majority of funds have already been withdrawn. The automatic credit mechanism is a safety net to ensure no holder is left behind.
Timeline
Now: Ethereum → Bellecour transfers are already disabled.June 30, 2026: Last day to self-bridge RLC from Bellecour to Ethereum.July 2, 2026: Bridge officially shuts down.July 2 onwards: Automatic Ethereum credit for remaining Bellecour balances (≥ 0.1 RLC) within a few business days.Following weeks: Bellecour chain fully sunset; protectedData on Bellecour archived.
Thank You, Bellecour
To everyone who built on Bellecour, deployed iApps, ran workers, and helped shape what decentralized computing could look like: thank you. Bellecour is where iExec grew up. What comes next is built on everything we learned there.
The best chapters of iExec's story are still being written.
$RLC
Bellecour: Where iExec Made History
Bellecour was built with ambition. It was iExec's purpose-built sidechain, fast, low cost, and designed to power decentralized compute at scale. For years, it was the backbone of iExec's marketplace, the chain on which thousands of tasks were computed, on which iApps were deployed, and on which iExec's vision of a decentralized cloud took its first real shape.
We are proud of what was built there. Bellecour represented a bet that if iExec built the right infrastructure, builders would come. And many did.
But the landscape of Web3 evolved. Liquidity, developer activity, and institutional attention consolidated on a smaller set of EVM networks. The cost of asking projects and institutions to come to Bellecour, rather than meeting them where they already operate, became a friction point that limited the protocol's reach. The ecosystem signaled where it wanted iExec to be. iExec listened.
That is what good infrastructure decisions require: acknowledging what is no longer the right path, learning from it, and adapting.
What Comes Next
The Bellecour sunset is the first step in a broader renewal of iExec's technical stack, and that renewal is already underway.
iExec is now live on Arbitrum, one of Ethereum's most developer-active L2 ecosystems, bringing iExec's confidential computing capabilities to the environment where builders already operate. The Nox protocol, iExec's confidentiality layer for on-chain finance, is now live on Arbitrum and Ethereum testnets. Mainnet deployments across multiple EVM networks are next. iExec is positioning itself to be the confidential computing layer of the multichain ecosystem, not a destination network builders have to migrate to.
The iApp migration is already complete. iExec tooling has fully moved on. The bridge shutdown is the final symbolic closure of the Bellecour era.
What This Means for RLC Holders
No RLC will be lost in this transition.
If you hold RLC on Bellecour today: You have until June 30, 2026 to bridge your tokens back to Ethereum yourself, using the official bridge at bridge-bellecour.iex.ec.
If you still hold RLC on Bellecour after the bridge shuts down on July 2: No action is required. Any wallet holding at least 0.1 RLC on Bellecour at the time of shutdown will be automatically credited the equivalent amount on Ethereum. The process may take a few business days to complete after July 2.
The majority of funds have already been withdrawn. The automatic credit mechanism is a safety net to ensure no holder is left behind.
Timeline
Now: Ethereum → Bellecour transfers are already disabled.June 30, 2026: Last day to self-bridge RLC from Bellecour to Ethereum.July 2, 2026: Bridge officially shuts down.July 2 onwards: Automatic Ethereum credit for remaining Bellecour balances (≥ 0.1 RLC) within a few business days.Following weeks: Bellecour chain fully sunset; protectedData on Bellecour archived.
Thank You, Bellecour
To everyone who built on Bellecour, deployed iApps, ran workers, and helped shape what decentralized computing could look like: thank you. Bellecour is where iExec grew up. What comes next is built on everything we learned there.
The best chapters of iExec's story are still being written.
$RLC
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