One year ago i wrote this eth research post on how to effectively split up proving so it’s faster on the client side without sacrificing privacy.

Written casually so some researchers didn’t take it seriously.

Now there is a company that’s fully making use of the underlying idea.

EulerLagrangodamus strikes again

One year ago i wrote this eth research post on how to effectively split up proving so it’s faster on the client side without sacrificing privacy.

Written casually so some researchers didn’t take it seriously.

Now there is a company that’s fully making use of the underlying idea.

EulerLagrangodamus strikes again 

https://ethresear.ch/t/lookup-singularity-via-mmr/18704

https://proofbase.xyz

Working on building zkTLS infra/products. A ruthless empiricist and meme connoisseur.

/opacity
/eulerlagrange

Opacity

CTO @a16zcrypto, lover of https://github.com/a16z/awesome-farcaster

building open source public goods @a16zcrypto

@slokh @christopher this is how you can make clientside zk fast!

This is around the time i started DCing @eddy and @ncitron.eth 

I knew this mechanism could be useful in zkVMs but it wasn’t relevant to /opacity

I’m happy someone went down this path