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week 12 updates

This week I focused mostly on Zk-friendliness of verkle tries, tried to benchmark various approaches, and what would be better, Zk-Friendly hash functions for example if we use the method of GKR to reduce the cost of hash function inside a SNARK or elliptc curve based SNARK, most of the week was spent in this only.

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DA Architecture of Twine L2

This article introduces a unique Layer 2 architecture that implements DA volition between Ethereum and Celestia, offering unprecedented flexibility in how blockchain data is stored and secured. By allowing each contract and Externally Owned Account (EOA) to choose between Ethereum's robust but costly DA layer and Celestia's specialized, cost-effective DA solution, we create a system that can optimize for both security and efficiency at a granular level.

Dec 23, 2024
RnD on Verge and reth<>verkle project

I worked on verkle trie and state trie from MPTs to Verkle in reth execution client as part of my ethereum protocol fellowship from May 2024 to Nov 2024 will go in the depth of that work:

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Exploring Zk-friendliness of verkle

It&#39;s also pairing-friendly, and is thought to have up to 117~120 bits of security (per NCC), favoring it over BN-254 which has up to ~100 bits

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Update 19

Not much work was done in this week, got stuck on an execution-spec-test for EIP-4762, spent most of the time in resolving that only.verkle execution spec tests: https://github.com/ethereum/execution-spec-tests/tree/verkle/main/tests/verkle

Oct 29, 2024
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