Thankless Nation, we're talking about privacy on Ethereum and enterprise blockchain.

We have Paul Brody from EY that's burnt some young on the episode today.

Paul's been a long time, I think, member of the Ethereum community advocate for enterprise blockchain

also has this project called Nightfall, David, that we want to get into, which is EY's...

Basically, it's a software suite. It's a layer 2 technology as well.

I believe it's a roll-up that we can find out a little bit more and it's privacy-centric.

And so there's a lot to unpack here, David. What are we going to cover today?

The concept of enterprise blockchain is a big one. There's, of course, IBM Hyperledger

that has previously captured a bunch of mine-share. There's the concept of putting supply chains on blockchains.

But overall, just like, enterprise blockchain is a big subject that has failed to start for so long now.

And it's always been about, like, why is that true? And Paul Brody is, I think, the only person I think I really trust with,

actually being the correct visionary for this whole world of enterprise blockchain.

He's been both straddling the deep core Ethereum community while also leading up EY's blockchain effort.

And I think that, and that's why I kind of only believe that it's really Paul Brody to really,

is the one that is building out this ecosystem, this universe of enterprise blockchain.

So we're going to lay the foundations of what is enterprise blockchain? What does it mean?

And why hasn't it gotten started yet? And what EY is coming to the crypto world today,

this last week with a recent nightfall release, hopefully, is the key ingredient that really unlocks this vast, vast world of enterprise blockchain.

Here we go, help us, Paul Brody, you're our only hope here. Before we get in,

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