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2024 in review

Hylé is heading into its first New Year celebration. We wanted to take a minute to reflect on everything that has happened to us since we started the project in early 2024.

The future of accelerated proving

The future of accelerated proving

At DevCon 2024’s Proof Summit, Sylve took part in a panel about the future of accelerated proving systems alongside Jens Groth at Nexus and François Garillot at Argument, moderated by Lagrange’s Ismael Hishon-Rezaizadeh. You can watch the video or read Sylve’s highlights below! What do you look

All rollups are apps, all apps are rollups

proof composability

All rollups are apps, all apps are rollups

At DevCon 2024’s ZK Accelerate, Sylve spoke about how all rollups are apps, all apps are rollups. You can watch the video or read the highlights below! All apps are rollups Creating an onchain game It’s 2030, and you want to build an onchain game. You want low

[Interview] What is Hylé, with Sylve on the "GM with Siborg" X space

[Interview] What is Hylé, with Sylve on the "GM with Siborg" X space

Missed the latest X Space hosted by SiBorg Labs, where Sylve talked about Hylé's vision and future? Our discussion is now available on YouTube. If you prefer the written format, you can find the full transcript below!

Smart wallets must be provable

identity abstraction

Smart wallets must be provable

Explore the concept of smart wallets on the blockchain. Understand how they can go one step further.

Do we need blockchain at all?

Do we need blockchain at all?

Sylve studies a steam engine from Ancient Rome and discusses the future of zero-knowledge proofs. He asks: do we need blockchain at all?

Brave new provable world

Brave new provable world

The future is exciting as long as we ensure we’re headed in the right direction. In today's post, based on Sylve’s presentation Brave New Provable World at StarkNetCC 2023, we’ll discuss what we’re excited about: zero-knowledge proofs. Zero-knowledge proofs: where we’re at So