ChainCatcher news, Shutter Network has collaborated with blockchain infrastructure providers Chainbound, MEV Blocker, Gnosis, and Nethermind to announce a feasible roadmap today, planning to introduce the first encrypted transaction pool on Ethereum to bring privacy and fairness to the network.The proposal outlines a clear path that will change the way transactions are processed, ensuring that all transactions are treated fairly while maintaining the core principles of verifiability and decentralization of the Ethereum network.The encrypted transaction pool proposed by Shutter Network allows transactions to remain private before they are formally processed.Shutter Network's proposal outlines three phases to introduce the encrypted transaction pool to Ethereum:Integration with existing infrastructure to allow users to use encrypted transactionsEnhancing protective measures through improved block buildingFull integration into the Ethereum core protocolHeiko Franßen, the core contributor of Shutter Network and CEO of brainbot, stated, "Current transactions are visible to everyone before execution, which makes unfair trading possible. We are creating a system that ensures transactions are only made public at the right moment, providing a fair competitive environment for all network users."