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Finally getting around to tweeting about our paper "zk-promises" at Usenix Security.
Two motivations:
How do you build reputation for anonymous users who can't be tied to their actions?
How do you get a private account model for smart contracts?
Our answer: anonymous callbacks.
Two motivations:
How do you build reputation for anonymous users who can't be tied to their actions?
How do you get a private account model for smart contracts?
Our answer: anonymous callbacks.
We should rename zk-rollups to k-rollups.
It's more succinct.
It accurately reflects that they aren't zero-knowledge.
And when someone wants to tell you about their cool 'zk' rollup, you can just respond with:
k.
It's more succinct.
It accurately reflects that they aren't zero-knowledge.
And when someone wants to tell you about their cool 'zk' rollup, you can just respond with:
k.
We should rename zk-rollups to k-rollups.
It's more succinct.
It accurately reflects that they aren't zero-knowledge.
And when someone wants to tell you about their cool 'zk' rollup, you can just respond with:
"k"
It's more succinct.
It accurately reflects that they aren't zero-knowledge.
And when someone wants to tell you about their cool 'zk' rollup, you can just respond with:
"k"
Asking on behalf of my undergrad blockchain class: what are the most useable zk tls implementation?
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