Our 7-day zkLogin key ceremony is complete.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the cryptographic setup for fast, self-custodial login on EVM.
MOSS zkLogin will be live soon!
We'll also be open-sourcing our optimized prover, so other developers can build on our work.
Last call to contribute to our zkLogin key ceremony.
Independent contributions mean the cryptographic setup doesn't rely on trusting Mega alone.
Our 7-day ceremony comes to a close on Nov 4th at 11:59PM EST (Ethereum block 26,346,911).
Some tradeoffs are engineering problems in disguise.
We believe the privacy benefits of ZK should be practical at scale. Rather than ask users to compromise on self-custody, we made zkLogin proof generation faster.
@artemis_onchain tells the story of how we did it.
We took on zkLogin's biggest bottleneck: slow, costly proofs.
Our newly optimized prover does it in ~0.13s, nearly 13× faster than Sui's current one.
A major step for self-custodial EVM login, but the setup shouldn’t rely on us alone.
Here's a preview ↓
MegaETH acknowledges transactions in ten milliseconds. But some high-value transactions still require waiting over ten minutes for Ethereum finality. Espresso’s upgrade offers a compelling way to narrow that gap: sub-second finality for block content at the throughput MegaETH demands. Ethereum remains the ultimate settlement layer, while applications could gain stronger confirmation guarantees long before that settlement completes. We’re excited to explore what this makes possible.
MegaETH has a soft spot for teams that refuse to accept the usual tradeoffs.
Espresso's latest benchmark pairs enormous throughput with sub-second finality. No small feat.
Something's brewing… ☕🐇
Espresso mainnet can now handle up to 1 million transactions per second.
And finality stays under a second, even at that peak load.
How we did it, and why it matters ↓