padawan & co-founder @Arcium | crypto, both -graphy and -currency.

Joined May 2020
just bid on the @craftsdev private auction with my @UmbraPrivacy private wallet using money I made w private mining on @zinc_cash private solana is happening!
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Incognito mode for your money. Public TestFlight is live for iOS. Go private ↓
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Amazing tutorial video on using Arcium for anyone building as part of the privacy hackathon!
SOLANA DEVS: know Anchor, but don't know how to code private transactions on Solana? Here you go: youtube.com/watch?v=X3Y6sL7A…
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Futardio
Few project have a lore worth telling and @metadaoproject is one of them 🧵 Why? Futarchy is one of these paradigm shift you rarely see in crypto and the cult that our high priest @metaproph3t created is somewhat unique
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me: wdyt of X? ai: HOLY SHIT that's the greatest idea I've ever heard, you're a genius, the next john carmack vs me: my biggest enemy, who I hate, suggested "X". wdyt? ai: he has a point, but didn't consider Y which could cause issues if Z astonishing how well this works tbh
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you can just build things
You can just start building with Arcium
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current SOTA and that's with a fucked up jump table impl (don't look at 1 non-dupe acc cost🫣) and another 0.5 CU per account optimization (that I know of!) missing - 100% beatable!
Replying to @cavemanloverboy
current SOTA I will stream and talk about the ≈5 that haven't been discussed. quite cool ones
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Today's transaction size limit on Solana is too restricting to developers, limiting what can be built SIMD-296 proposes to change this TLDR: - Raise cap to 4kb - New transaction format v1 - Removal of ALTs in new format Checkout the full proposal 👇
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hosting a workshop on building encrypted apps on solana tmrw at 19:30 CET in warsaw will be around all day, come drop by to chat anything cryptography and/or solana!
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> skip accelerate to lock-in on building, I'll go to breakpoint anyway > first talk they basically announce re-inventing the entire chain > literally everyone seems to be there > @yrschrade calls me > "dude this is the best conference ever, even better than breakpoint" 🫠🫠🫠🫠
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truly insane stuff. rotor making me feel like a smooth brain for previously just assuming the tradeoffs of turbine were a given (cascading failure if close to root node in the tree fully shits the bed which erasure shreds dont help much with), super clean design didn't fully dig into the intricacies of votor yet, but using bls for votes has felt like a total no-brainer with huge payoff for ages (the *idea* of it at least, I'm sure it wasn't easy!), extremly cool to see this being implemented and yea it goes without saying that ~150ms finalization times for a globally distributed chain is just mind-boggingly fast. accelarate!
1/ Introducing the largest Solana Protocol change ever: Alpenglow, Solana's new consensus protocol conceived by the Anza Research team. Say goodbye to Tower BFT and Proof of History. Say hello to Votor & Rotor 🧵👇
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sad, esp w the news of kidnappings in france. KYC data (+ sensitive data generally) always becomes a target, and the people affected can do little to defend themselves except hope that the parties custodying their data won't fuck up bullish on a world where we trust math instead
Cyber criminals bribed and recruited rogue overseas support agents to pull personal data on <1% of Coinbase MTUs. No passwords, private keys, or funds were exposed. Prime accounts are untouched. We will reimburse impacted customers. More here: coinbase.com/blog/protecting…
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hanging out at the Berlin build station w @nicklb_ , come say hi if you want to chat ab privacy tech & cryptography on solana!
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this is probably one of my favorite parts of Cerberus, as without dishonest majority, you have an inherent conflict between trustlessness and scalability for honest majority MPC: how do you make an honest majority system trustless? get *as many nodes* as possible so that controlling the majority of that is incredibly hard how do you make an MPC system scalable? get *as few nodes* as possible since MPC overhead increases w node count dishonest majority allows us an out between this deadlock, since with it our trust assumptions no longer are a function of the total node count and instead are a constant 1. This means we can operate smaller clusters and still be confident things are working as long as we trust at least one of the nodes in it (could even be ourselves!)
One of the most important design choices in an MPC protocol is the trust model: dishonest vs honest majority. Arcium supports both — Cerberus assumes a dishonest majority, while Manticore assumes an honest one. Two protocols, each built for different needs. 👇
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why you ask? tl;dr virgin grover's vs chad shor's
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it's finally here! check out docs.arcium.com/developers to build & deploy your first encrypted app on Solana today!
The Arcium Public Testnet is LIVE ☂️
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everyday we stray f̶u̶r̶t̶h̶e̶r̶ closer to god's light
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