DUBSPOT @Dubspot

A cutting-edge electronic music production and DJ school in New York City, Los Angeles, and Online. Joined February 2009

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DUBSPOT @Dubspot

3 years ago

@TuncAyaz @zksync

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Let the battles begin 🔥 Tomorrow, join the first Inside the ZK Den: A Shark Tank style session where zkSync ecosystem projects pitch their dapps to you, led by @RicoDC95. Learn about the Round 1 contenders ⬇️ x.com/i/spaces/1PlKQ…

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ALEX | ZK @gluk64

3 years ago

ZK proofs enable low-latency, trustless, zero-overhead bridging between permissionless and sovereign ZK chains with mixed data availability models. We call it hyperbridging. Not necessarily atomic, but seamless: one single confirmation in Metamask will let you interact with any smart contract on any other L2 in the ZK network, sending the result back to your wallet, in seconds. This is a prerequisite for limitless scalability on Ethereum, and will solidify it as the global settlement layer of the Internet of Value. Let's break it down: - Low-latency. With sufficient parallelization, we can bring down the proof generation time for a block to seconds. The actual latency will be determined by the users preference for finality guarantees (either Ethereum will embrace single-slot finality, or chains will rely on economic finality guarantees), but it will be low in any case (seconds). But even if you insist on waiting to reach full finality on L1 under today's model, all the other benefits hold and are not possible with anything but ZK rollups. - Trustless. Every user verifies the validity of all of the transactions on all chains and all the bridging transactions by relying purely on math. You never need to trust any validator, watcher, relayer—anyone else but yourself. - Zero-overhead. With state diff architectures (uniquely enabled by ZK rollups and currently embraced by zkSync and Starknet), a bridging tx will cost nearly as much as a normal tx on either chains; if the chains have different costs, e.g. because one account is a rollup and the other one is a validium, total_cost = tx_cost(chain A)/2 + tx_cost(chain B)/2. This is because data availability is our main cost driver, and with state diffs you only pay for the storage slots you update where you update them. - Permissionless, sovereign ZK chains. Ethereum is so powerful because anyone can deploy a smart contract. You don't have to ask Vitalik for permission or sign a contract with the Ethereum Foundation. To reach hyperscale, the same must be true for deploying L2s, an unlimited number of them. But that means most other L2s cannot be trusted, by default. No one has the capacity to verify all the value transactions of the world. Thus, most bridging must rely on fully trustless mechanisms. Using ZK proofs, it's easy. A single proof on L1 can attest to the validity of all the thousands of ZK rollups—and, what's very important, validiums (which will be responsible for the bulk of all transactions thanks to much lower costs). For optimistic rollups, you either have to wait 7 days, or you must explicitly whitelist a small number of shared sequenced rollups, which kills the ability to deploy L2s permissionlessly. - Mixed data availability (DA) models. Rollups will always be relatively expensive, by design (because, unlike sidechains and alt L1s, they trustless prioritize security and censorship-resistance). Most L2s will thus have to use alternative DA layers which are much cheaper. The beauty of validiums and volitions (such as zkSync’s zkPorter) is that this affects neither verifiability nor bridgeability at zero overhead. The same does not hold true for optimistic rollups, though. There is simply no way to trustlessly bridge between an optimistic rollup and an Anytrust chain (such as Arbitrum Nova), even with a shared sequencer: by mixing optimistic DA models, or you will automatically downgrade all the optimistic rollups in this shared sequencing scheme to the least secure of them, rendering them not much more secure than a sidechain. Nothing has changed about these fundamentals. Ethereum will win not even because of its first-mover advantage, but because its ethos and culture is focusing us on solving the right problems. What I describe above gives you infinite scalability – not 10k, not 100k, but arbitrary many TPS and users – while not sacrificing UX, decentralization, trustlessness, or resilience in front of mighty adversaries. Have just a little patience, you will soon see all of it in action. I promise. 🍿

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ZKsync @zksync

3 years ago

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Lido @LidoFinance

3 years ago

1⃣ wstETH to ZkSync ∎ A DAO vote on the recognition of wstETH Bridge to @zksync as canonical. Vote here: snapshot.org/#/lido-snapsho…

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ZKsync @zksync

3 years ago

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taetaehoho @0xtaetaehoho

3 years ago

@zksync has just shipped one of the most game changing updates to an Eth rollup EVER. Boojum. Let's dive into some numbers 🧵

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ZKsync @zksync

3 years ago

ZKP ∎ + state diffs ∆ =✨ The cheapest, most performant L2 has arrived.

Anthony Rose @anthonykrose

3 years ago

1/ This thread is awesome – thanks @0xtaetaehoho! Excellent analysis. I thought I’d add a little context & color about @zksync's Boojum upgrade. A lot of work went into this behind the scenes :) 🧵👇 x.com/0xtaetaehoho/s…

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DUBSPOT @Dubspot

3 years ago

🪂 The long-awaited wave 4 of $OP token airdrop is finally here! We are distributing an unprecedented amount of 20,000,000 tokens towards eligible users. Rewards are based on your on-chain activity and can be checked down below. 🔗 optimismclaims.app

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DUBSPOT @Dubspot

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Optimism @Optimism

3 years ago

The OP Stack keeps gettin' better. Way to go, @BuildOnBase!

Base @base

3 years ago

Introducing op-viem and op-wagmi: Extensions to popular Ethereum libraries designed to make it faster and easier to build on the OP Stack Developers can use these tools to add functionality like bridging with less custom code and time spent base.mirror.xyz/eUYUbxx-VHWVyZ…

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Optimism @Optimism

3 years ago

Data Availability szn is among us. Go check out all the incredible work the @eigen_da team is working on to improve the OP Stack for developers!

EigenDA @eigen_da

3 years ago

EigenDA is proud to announce support for @Optimism's OP Stack, available now against the debut EigenDA testnet! Rollups will have the option of persisting L2 transaction data to EigenDA, enjoying negligible L1 gas costs while maintaining a security budget on par with Ethereum.

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Optimism @Optimism

3 years ago

@lyrafinance V2 is live, and built on the OP Stack! x.com/lyrafinance/st…

Derive.xyz @DeriveXYZ

3 years ago

Summon ye traders, the V2 rollout begins. 𝘽𝙏𝘾 𝙀𝙏𝙁 𝙋𝙑𝙋 now LIVE! Start trading: lyra.finance

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Optimism @Optimism

3 years ago

There you have the penultimate recap of 2023. And if you missed last week’s news, check it out here: x.com/Optimism/statu…

Optimism @Optimism

3 years ago

Another Friday has arrived, and with it another weekly recap of updates across the Collective. Read on and enjoy!

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Optimism @Optimism

3 years ago

This Friday, we’re recapping some recent news first: this edition coming to you from our shiny, new handle. 🔴 ✨ Now, read on for more of the week’s highlights!

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Optimism @Optimism

3 years ago

We ❤️the Art update: new submission deadline is Jan 8th at 23:00 UTC Superchain mints are eligible for any mints created on @ourzora, @buildonbase & OP Mainnet from Nov 8th 🦸‍♀️⛓️ Prizes up to 1,200,000 OP - now with 2x 50K OP winners per category 🏆 welovetheart.optimism.io