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SafeLabs announced that teams building on Morph Network can now run their treasuries on Safe, making Morph the platform's newest network integration. The announcement was paired with September usage numbers: 313,500 Safes were created, Optimism added 1,200 new Safes (up 20%) and its share of all Safe transactions rose from 6.9% to 9.1%, while Avalanche added 1,100 new Safes (up 221%).

Safe is working with Bermuda (@bermudabayzk) to test shielded/private transactions for Safe-based accounts, now in beta. Bermuda is now actively recruiting users for the Safe Privacy Design Partner Program alongside SafeLabs and Safe — asking Safe owners who want to "use your Safe in private mode" to join and help shape the feature.

• SafeLabs framed the beta as "confidentiality that doesn't cost you control" — privacy for Safe users without giving up governance.
• Bermuda is the privacy solution Safe co-founder Martin Koeppelmann has been advising, billed as the first that works fully with Safe — letting multisig users transact privately while keeping threshold-based governance intact.
• Early adopters should test on testnet before the feature ships to mainnet; details in Safe's blog post.

ENS confirmed on X that Safe will support ENSv2 at launch, with SafeLabs retweeting the announcement. ENSv2 is ENS Labs' protocol upgrade extending the Ethereum Name Service to layer 2, redesigned from the ground up.

• ENS pointed to its isv2ready check alongside the announcement.
• The confirmation signals Safe{Wallet} and related surfaces will be ready for ENSv2 once it ships.

Safe launched Safenet Aegis on 15 October: the first production-ready and fee-generating release of Safenet, its decentralized security protocol for self-custody, secured by $SAFE. The network is live on Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Gnosis Chain — users submit a transaction to Safenet for a small fee (about 0.40 USDC per check at launch), and Sentinels including @OpenCover and @BlockSecTeam verify it, with every verdict attested onchain and an optional Guard that can prevent immediate execution without a security attestation.

• Safe announced Aegis via its official X account, with SafeLabs amplifying the post; SEP-56's Safe{DAO} approval had previously funded the release.
• Safe co-founder @tschubotz framed it against single-point transaction checkers, which the protocol aims to improve upon.
• Alongside the beta-to-Aegis transition, Safe announced changes to the Safenet validator set: the @RockawayX and @bcap validators are no longer active, so stakers who delegated to them will not receive rewards under the rewards rules and should re-delegate to another validator.
• Aegis is coming (very) soon to Safe{Wallet}, per SafeLabs, and supports SAFE staking rewards for network participants.

Safe treasuries can now put stablecoins to work in yield strategies designed and risk-managed by regulated asset manager CoinShares, directly in Safe{Wallet} — fee-free for the first six months. Safe, SafeLabs, and CoinShares amplified the launch on X, with CoinShares confirming the partnership with Safe and Railnet (built by Kiln). Users open the Earn widget, pick a strategy, and approve it with existing signers; the position stays in their Safe and withdrawals are available at any time.

• CoinShares curates strategy and risk selection while never holding or controlling users' assets, which remain in self-custody.
• Railnet supplies the vault infrastructure connecting CoinShares' strategies to Safe's wallet, describing the offering as "regulated strategies, self-custody, fully onchain."
• CoinShares' @laszlo__szabo described the yield as rule-based, drawing from real-world assets and DeFi.
• Aimed at Safe's enterprise users — corporate treasuries, foundations, family offices, and onchain organizations. Jurisdiction and eligibility limits apply (unavailable to US persons), and yields are not guaranteed.

Safenet Beta is officially complete after 13 reward periods, with the final rewards now claimable. Safe announced the close of the six-month programme on X, marking the end of the incentivised beta that distributed rewards across all 13 periods.

• Final rewards are claimable now, closing out the programme.
• The beta ran a six-month distribution cycle across 13 reward periods.
• The announcement comes from Safe's official account, signalling the programme's formal conclusion.

Safe Pro, SafeLabs' enterprise product for organizations running critical onchain operations across multiple Safe accounts, launches the week of 6 October. SafeLabs confirmed the timing on X — "Safe Pro launches next week. The most professional way to run self custody" — with CEO @rsquare calling the product one the team is proud of.

• The product includes a policy engine that lets companies codify and enforce rules across their accounts, alongside company-wide administration, audit history, and reporting.
• Gateway (@gateway_eth) publicly confirmed its role as an early launch partner, saying it worked with the Safe team to shape the product around its needs.
• Safe Pro is also ready for Duo, letting users bring their 2/3 multisig into the product.
• Ahead of launch, SafeLabs will be in Singapore during Token2049; teams can close with the commercial team by Friday for early-partner onboarding.

Wallet provider Ambire says Safe users can now review their @safe transactions on its browser extension and mobile app for extra security. According to the announcement, any transaction requested in the extension can also be reviewed on mobile before signing.

The feature builds on Ambire's existing first-class support for Safe multisig accounts in its extension and beta mobile app, which lets Safe owners initiate, co-sign, and manage multisig transactions without jumping between tools.

The Safe{DAO} community is voting on SEP-56, the proposal that would fund Safenet Aegis, described as the first production-ready protocol release aimed at securing Safe multisig and the wider ecosystem in the coming quarter. Safe's official channels amplified the vote this week via the Safe Foundation, confirming the proposal has moved from forum discussion to onchain voting.

• SEP-56 vote is live on Safe{DAO}.
• Outcome of the onchain vote will determine whether Aegis funding moves forward.

Safe announced the Ethereum Forward Defence Summit, a private event taking place on 4 November 2026 at the MCA Club — Mumbai's iconic cricket club, five minutes from the Devcon venue. The invite-only summit is aimed at the "top order defending Ethereum and its protocols": security researchers, protocol teams, and wallet builders.

Details and registration are available via Safe's announcement, with the event positioned as a gathering for those working on Ethereum security and infrastructure ahead of Devcon.