An introduction to Delayed Proving
Hylé aims to become a lean blockchain, focusing only on Sequencing and Settlement for provable applications. We leverage zero-knowledge proofs to offload Execution and data storage off-chain. As a reminder,…
Hylé aims to become a lean blockchain, focusing only on Sequencing and Settlement for provable applications. We leverage zero-knowledge proofs to offload Execution and data storage off-chain. As a reminder,…
You may have heard of zkApps, applications that run offchain but verify their logic onchain. But did you know that they are part of a broader genre: provable apps? In…
Relive the insights from Trust Infrastructure Day at ETHCC in Brussels! This post features recordings of all the event’s talks, also conveniently compiled in a playlist. Whether you attended or…
We recently published a simple introduction to zero-knowledge proofs. In it, we covered the « obvious » advantages of ZK technology and its uniqueness. There’s one thing that we wanted…
Our founders, Sylve and Lancelot, have known the Giza team for a long time. They were one of the first projects to leverage Cairo as a general-purpose ZK language for…
In this post, we’ll learn how zero-knowledge proofs work and why they’re the future of blockchain. Most explanations of zero-knowledge proofs are geared toward people who already know a lot…
We’re delighted to announce that Hylé and Sindri have decided to collaborate to build a more secure and interconnected world. With Sindri, you can use a modernized zero-knowledge proof DevOps…
Fifteen years ago, the Bitcoin whitepaper was published, opening the blockchain era. Today, blockchain is a wonderful and mature tool with a devoted community. But in Internet terms, fifteen years…
Zero-knowledge proofs are the future of blockchain. They enable great blockchain scalability while remaining trustless. But we’re using them wrong. Today, onchain proof verification is really expensive and inefficient. It…
The European Commission is pushing for a European Digital Identity Framework for secure public electronic identification, giving access to public national and international services. And they recommend zero-knowledge proofs to…