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We're proud to back Hylé in their mission to make it seamless for developers to build zero-knowledge (ZK) apps. We think this is critical because ZK - or programmable cryptography - augment blockchains and expand the design space to applications currently impossible for performance, privacy, and compliance reasons.
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ZK proofs enable verifiable compute: i.e mathematical certainty that a program was executed properly. That enables blockchains to interact with external systems and data in a secure and mathematically verifiable way.
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Concretely, they enable running complex applications in high performance execution environments, without loosing out on the trust and security guarantees we've come to expect from blockchains. We can also use them to retrieve data privately and trustlessly from the offchain applications we all use daily.
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Issue is, as the Hylé team has seen upclose from their time at Starknet, ZK applications are hard to develop because there are few tools and verification costs are prohibitive The developer base able to build these apps is so niche that we lack the critical mass to generate enough experimentation with new use cases.
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