According to World Bank data, an estimated one billion individuals worldwide lack official identification credentials.
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The governments of Australia, Palau, Argentina, and Estonia are experimenting with different forms of decentralized identity solutions.
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Next-gen zero-knowledge proofs are “orders of magnitude” cheaper than existing options, Risc said.
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BitcoinOS successfully verified the first ZK-proof on the BTC mainnet, signaling a new era for Bitcoin as a platform for decentralized applications.
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Polygon Labs has announced that its next-generation zero-knowledge (ZK) proving system, Polygon Plonky3, is now production-ready. This open-source system, licensed under MIT/Apache, empowers developers to build bespoke proving systems for ZKVM or ZK EVM chains, tailored to various use cases. Unlike its predecessor, Plonky2, which was optimized for hardware and recursion, Plonky3 offers greater flexibility […]
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The Web3 and AI firm Giza plans to bring autonomous bots onto Starknet by the end of June.
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Polygon has allocated an estimated $1 billion on zero-knowledge technology underpinning its Ethereum scaling layer 2 solutions.
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Polygon’s Chain Development Kit allows developers to freely build, customize and deploy layer 2 chains connected to the wider Ethereum ecosystem.
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Storage Proofs could prove useful for services like account recovery tapping into the ability to access and verify historical Ethereum data.
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The wallet developer also raised $4.5 million from HackVC and other firms to further advance ZK-based enterprise solutions.
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