Overview
- The latest explainer highlights recursive proof chains that compress blockchain history into constant-size proofs to ease state bloat and speed node syncing.
- Validators would check a single proof instead of replaying transactions, which the project says cuts storage needs and reduces hardware costs.
- ZKP presents a modular stack separating consensus, private execution, proof generation with zk-SNARKs, and a storage layer designed for pruning and lightweight records.
- Security is framed around a hybrid Proof-of-Stake approach that pairs staking and slashing with acceptance of only mathematically valid proofs.
- The project touts specialized Proof Pods for proof generation and energy efficiency over PoW rigs, with these hardware and investment claims appearing in sponsored articles.