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Horizen Labs and Dan Spuller Join as EIP-RCP Co-Authors

Oraclizer Update

Horizen Labs CEO Rob Viglione and Dan Spuller, Executive Vice President of Industry Affairs at the Blockchain Association, have joined as co-authors of EIP-RCP alongside Oraclizer.

Expanded Co-Authorship

Since releasing the EIP-RCP draft in December, the proposal’s technical and policy foundation has been strengthened through this expanded co-authorship.

  • Horizen Labs: Research and technical review contribution as a strategic partner
  • Dan Spuller (EVP of Industry Affairs, Blockchain Association): Regulatory policy perspective
  • Oraclizer: Original RCP framework authorship and EIP draft development

Partnership Expansion

Following the partnership announced last May, this EIP-RCP co-authorship marks an expansion from infrastructure collaboration to standardization collaboration. We look forward to continuing this partnership as we work together on the long journey toward regulatory compliance standardization.

“Horizen Labs has always cared about building systems that are both usable and accountable. This work with Oraclizer supports a future where regulated actors can use onchain rails with the right mix of confidentiality, auditability, and enforceability.”

— Rob Viglione, CEO of Horizen Labs

Call for Community Feedback

The EIP-RCP draft awaits feedback from the Ethereum community and regulatory compliance practitioners.

Horizen Labs Announcement: Horizen Labs Partners with Oraclizer to Advance Regulatory Compliance Standards for Tokenized Assets

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