I’m excited to announce that PGP* (Pretty Good Policy) for Crypto is pivoting into PGP* (Pretty Good Policy) for Zcash, or PGPZ.
PGPZ is a Washington, D.C. policy initiative focused on privacy-preserving digital cash, practical compliance, and the public-interest role of Zcash.
The goal is simple: make sure Zcash has serious, organized, and credible policy engagement in Washington.
Policymakers are making decisions that will affect whether privacy-preserving digital cash can exist, be used lawfully, and serve the public interest. PGPZ is about ensuring Zcash is understood, represented, and defended in those conversations.
PGPZ will focus on three exciting pillars:
1. Focused Convenings
We will continue the PGP* policy convening series in a more Zcash-focused format, bringing policymakers together with experts on privacy-preserving digital cash, practical compliance, civil liberties, and public-interest technology.
The Cypherpunk Policy Dinner on October 21 will be a key example of this pillar in action.
2. Community and Member Resources
We are creating a broader home for Zcash policy updates, resources, programming, and community-led coordination so that people interested in Zcash policy work can stay informed and get involved.
3. The PGPZ Coalition
We are organizing a smaller, action-oriented working group of policy professionals and active advocates focused on policymaker education, advocacy strategy, and practical engagement around Zcash.
Privacy-preserving digital cash needs credible advocates. Financial privacy is not a partisan issue; it is a civil liberties and human rights issue. PGPZ is one way we are helping ensure that message is heard clearly by policymakers.
More details, programming, and participation information are coming soon.
pgpz.org