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# Shade Early Access (Waitlist)

Shade Network is opening **Early Access**. The **waitlist is live**.

We’re building privacy infrastructure that can’t be rushed. The cryptography must be sound. The implementation must be secure. The experience must be seamless.

Now it’s time to bring in the first users.

### Join the waitlist

<a href="https://t.me/Shade_L2" class="button primary">Join the Early Access waitlist</a>

### What you’ll get access to

By joining the waitlist, you’ll be first to:

* test the encrypted mempool
* experience private execution
* see what happens when transactions disappear

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