SHORT

JUST SHORT IT ALL

[Javarevisited @javarevisited]

Have you read this yet?

[pashov @pashov]

🚨IT'S FINALLY OUT

Mastering Ethereum 2nd Edition - The Bible of Ethereum newcomers, builders, even auditors

Thank you so much @ManInBlackie, we all owe you🫡

[Yehuda Lindell @LindellYehuda]

I am excited to announce that @Coinbase has just released its MPC engine as open source https://t.co/48NGo7eRDv. The library provides two-party and multiparty signing for ECDSA and Schnorr/EdDSA, as well tools for DKG, backup and more. 1/6

[SHORT @wenzi6]

@Synthia_SF swap 10 usdc to F token of SynFutures

[SHORT @wenzi6]

but... when will $F > 0.1u

[SHORT @wenzi6]

I'm a Perp God on @SynFuturesDeFi. Check out My Yearly Syn Score. https://t.co/IW5sjjdifm

[SHORT @wenzi6]

I'm a Perp God on @SynFuturesDeFi. Check out My Yearly Syn Score. https://t.co/IW5sjjdifm

[Shieldify Security @ShieldifySec]

For those who want to become Rust Experts 🦀

A pretty solid book for system programming with Rust covering a variety of use-cases, including cryptography.

Repost this to spread the knowledge! 🫡

https://t.co/dWp9kmxemG

[Aniket Kate @aniketpkate]

NIST recently posted a draft describing their approach to transitioning from RSA/ECC to post-quantum (PQ) secure signatures and key-agreement primitives. (https://t.co/fxuVz4G1xq)

They propose to completely move away from all RSA/elliptic curve crypto by 2035!

On the positive side, they offer guidelines for PQ-secure signatures and key agreement protocols. Many teams are already working towards developing these protocols and new alternatives.

However, beyond signature and key-agreement, the story is completely different!

Many solutions getting built for blockchain applications and beyond extensively employ RSA, ECC, and pairing. And, their future is unclear!

[1/5]

[Frank @jedisct1]

Better-performing “25519” elliptic-curve cryptography https://t.co/djY6SYhLtN

[Dan Robinson @danrobinson]

Introducing the auction-managed AMM!

A new AMM design that:

⚖️ Reduces LVR
⚙️ Optimizes swap fees
📈 Smooths LP returns
🌊 Should attract higher liquidity than any fixed-fee AMM

New paper with @ciamac (@paradigm / @Columbia_Biz) and @aadams @saraareynolds (@Uniswap)

[zkSecurity @zksecurityXYZ]

We just released a systemization of knowledge (SoK) whitepaper in collaboration with the Imperial College London, the Technical University of Munich, the Ethereum Foundation, the Scroll Foundation, and Matter Labs.

[Mark Simkin @Simk1n]

New paper out! We construct simple and concretely efficient (extractable) witness encryption for KZG commitments!
Given a commitment, you can encrypt towards a pair (x, y). Anybody knowing an opening at x to y can decrypt.

Paper: https://t.co/A45gPNLQAo

[Reclaim Protocol @reclaimprotocol]

1/ Introducing Proof of Personhood - by Reclaim Protocol. 🆔 👇

[Smacaud @Smacaud1]

Liquidations seem scary and mysterious to many

only few understood the in-depth of how it works and the risks associated with it

This paper is all you need to get the A-Z of liquidations —definitely worth reading!

Check the link in the post below 👇

[SHORT @wenzi6]

Keep building.
Also some invitation links for BLAST...
https://t.co/wp7KyUr4Mr
https://t.co/hEtW1WMUg7
https://t.co/lykSMLtwPw
https://t.co/NU7HxVrFaD
https://t.co/4TFppDb1kF
https://t.co/3V2yLipx1C
https://t.co/fkWWjXkOfQ
https://t.co/mgC3zYEHxr
https://t.co/ZgyS49SkJJ

[Blast Degen @blast_degen]

GM retards! A crazy night. @Blast_L2 just announced its testnet but you know what?

There are OVER 60+ projects now ready to build on Blast.

A MEGA 🧵 summarizes the entire Blast ecosystem

[vitalik.eth @VitalikButerin]

@yugacohler MPC-based EOAs are fundamentally flawed because they cannot revoke keys (and no, re-sharing doesn't count; the old holders can still recover the key). Smart contract wallets are the only option.

[Zatoshi @Zac_Aztec]

Friendly reminder that rollups aren't real

[Ian Miers @secparam]

Pinocchio nearly practical verifiable computation (aka snarks) wins the test of time award at Oakland. Fun fact, that paper was how I found out about snarks being practical and led to Zcash. Congrats to the authors.

[Fahad Saleh @cryptoeconprof]

Jointly with @circle, we are proud to announce that the inaugural CBER-Circle Insight Award goes to "Flash Boys 2.0: Frontrunning, Transaction Reordering, and Consensus Instability in Decentralized Exchanges" https://t.co/5lQrSvkiiA

[Frank @jedisct1]

Boneh and Shoup’s Graduate Course in
Applied Cryptography book version 0.6 released https://t.co/RZL23zoGXP