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👋 Las Vegas
@money2020 kicks off today.
Our team will be on the ground all week with the banks and financial institutions shaping the next phase of digital assets.
And on Wednesday, an announcement worth being in the room for.
Also attending? Come and meet us 👇
Find all our on stage engagements 👇
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Gearing up for a big week at @money2020!
Our team will be on the ground leading conversations on institutional digital assets and the future of financial infrastructure onchain.
And on Wednesday, October 21, an announcement worth being in the room for.
Catch us on stage 👇
If you are attending @money2020, you don't want to miss this one.
@gluk64 will be moderating a panel about the new era of digital assets. From pilots to P&L.
📍Intersection Stage
⏰10:30 am
📌Running Digital Assets as a Business
🎤 @zksync, @The_DTCC, @NYSE & @carinetwork
🎧 Listen to the full conversation.
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Who’s in control? Ask us on October 21.
📍@money2020 Intersection Stage
⏰10:20 am
🤫Keynote
🎤 @gluk64
On to the next challenge 🫡
Big congratulations to the @zksync airbender team for this milestone.
At this point, I consider the battle for speed to be definitively won, and the top priority for zkEVMs should shift fully to security.
To me that means formally verifying
(i) equivalence of the arithmetization to the ethereum spec
(ii) a hard maximum bound on (prover cost) / (amount of gas in block)
(iii) security of the proof system itself
firefly.social/post/x/211001…
ZKsync retweeted
Another win is avoiding dependence on datacenters. Single GPU proving requirements means proving will not bottleneck decentralization (shout out @drakefjustin for home proving a year ago).
ZKsync retweeted
We settle on @zKsync, so this is the infrastructure under everything we’re building.
Speed is solved. Verification next.
Big congratulations to the @zksync airbender team for this milestone.
At this point, I consider the battle for speed to be definitively won, and the top priority for zkEVMs should shift fully to security.
To me that means formally verifying
(i) equivalence of the arithmetization to the ethereum spec
(ii) a hard maximum bound on (prover cost) / (amount of gas in block)
(iii) security of the proof system itself
firefly.social/post/x/211001…
ZKsync retweeted
Vitalik Wants ZkEVM Developers to Stop Chasing Speed and Fix Security
Vitalik Buterin (@VitalikButerin) says zkEVMs have effectively won the race for speed.
His comments followed ZKsync’s (@zksync) ethereum:0x66a5cfb2e9c529f14fe6364ad1075df3a649c0a5 Airbender Prime milestone, which verified 99% of 7,200 Ethereum ethereum:native mainnet blocks in under 10 seconds each. It ran on a single NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPU.
"At this point, I consider the battle for speed to be definitively won, and the top priority for zkEVMs should shift fully to security," Vitalik noted.
Vitalik now wants developers to prioritize formal verification and proof system security.
ZKsync retweeted
Big congratulations to the @zksync airbender team for this milestone.
At this point, I consider the battle for speed to be definitively won, and the top priority for zkEVMs should shift fully to security.
To me that means formally verifying
(i) equivalence of the arithmetization to the ethereum spec
(ii) a hard maximum bound on (prover cost) / (amount of gas in block)
(iii) security of the proof system itself
firefly.social/post/x/211001…
🖋️ Read the full Airbender Prime announcement.
xitter.cf/zksync/status/21100115…
Gearing up for a big week at @money2020!
Our team will be on the ground leading conversations on institutional digital assets and the future of financial infrastructure onchain.
And on Wednesday, October 21, an announcement worth being in the room for.
Catch us on stage 👇