Web3 is about minimizing trust: do not trust servers, centralized entities, or proprietary code.
In this thread, I will summarize a recent article we wrote with @entigdd, trying to answer how trust minimized Light Client-based bridges actually are: 🧵
Stop begging for testnet ETH! ✨
Originally designed to make testnets free for developers and erase faucets from existence, our plugin has evolved to fully support account abstraction!
Introducing hardhat-account-abstraction, read more below and check out the demo!
3 months later, I can grab a Hardhat 2y old repo, grab an EMPTY PK, tweak it up a bit, and seamlessly run the deployment script in Sepolia without requiring any previous ETH (or ANY knowledge in AAs). 🤯
The magic of EIP-4337, well implemented. 🪄✨
https://t.co/XZg2N1rsoA
This Wednesday, we're highlighting @wonderland, a developer group collaborating with Aztec Labs to test the boundaries of what's possible to build on a permissionless, private blockchain.
As a proof-of-concept, Wonderland has built a private optimistic oracle.
👋 Thread time! Just wrapped up a 6-week deep dive with @aztecnetwork's new Sandbox, and @0xShaito from our team is excited to share some insights. 🚀
🫶 First off, the sandbox is a game-changer for zero-knowledge privacy. It's made getting into the space seamless.
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Seeking a seasoned Head of Comms for @wonderland!
- Deep crypto xp: You're well-versed in the ecosystem & have a solid network
- Fluent english: Native or equivalent proficiency
- Content alchemy: Transform a GH repo into threads, articles, press, or Twitter Spaces.
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We now have a website that explains who we are, what we do, and why we do it.
A bit less cryptic than before, but still outrageously cool.
Check it out: https://t.co/kRDGzVT0K8
This week on @wonderland's internal podcast, @idocryptography talked to us about zero-knowledge proofs, focusing on use cases and high-level insight for developers. Below are some notes from one of my favorite podcasts so far. Thanks Hadas!
How possible is a math error at the low level of the circuit language that breaks the privacy? There could be a way if it made it not no longer a hard constraint system. So at the circuit level, the only thing you have to worry about is that it is hard to solve.