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Our new research moves us closer to letting anyone help secure BTC deposited on Alpen.
We survey permissionless challenging on Bitcoin & introduce polynomial soldering: a more scalable, efficient component for challenging the validity of proofs.
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A cute think I stumbled upon while talking to @ronrothblum about sumcheck optimality.
In fact, the IPA protocol based on bulletproofs, marginally beats sumcheck as a protocol (no groups or DL involved) for reducing an inner product claim <a,b> to MLE evals of a,b.
Specifically, they have the same number of prover mults, but IPA has less prover adds. It also has less adds than the "sumcheck at infinity" version of @QuangVDao@liameagen@SuccinctJT et. al.
Interestingly, the IPA itself is not precisely an instance of the sumcheck protocol, because at the end of the protocol, we eval a,b on *different* points. (You might be able to view it as a SC protocol on rational functions)
Allowing reduction to MLE evals of different points of the individual functions participating in the summed expression might be an interesting extension of the protocol design space compared to standard SC.
See hackmd for details:
https://t.co/6CVjbK9JyL
Taiwan's Vue community is meeting in Taipei this Saturday, Oct 17 💚
v-conf Taiwan 2026, hosted by @vuejs_taiwan, opens with @evanyou, the creator of Vue.js
agenda and tickets: https://t.co/EZt75yoaMs
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Knowing where we stand on quantum has been core work at GOAT Research for the past two quarters: https://t.co/7BBvcsdJWj
On HackMD now:
• Validator key migration to a post-quantum signature scheme, built and measured
• An anatomy of SHRINCS, the draft signature scheme proposed for Bitcoin
• A survey of how Ethereum is approaching its own migration
Plus the full post-quantum map: https://t.co/6T6bjKbxul
meet @AliDevEgy, one of the top voices in our HackMD community 👋
from personal dashboards to AI agent workflows, his writeups give you plenty to dig into
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@hackmdio@ASvanevik completely replaced my google docs workflow
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