Httpz🪶

$Httpz, community-driven meme, NOT official🎉
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[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

𝗛𝘁𝘁𝗽𝘇💥, powered by 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝗮👑, by introducing a proof layer on top of HTTPS, represents a bold new vision for the internet—where users can independently verify the authenticity of data, the reliability of its source, and the accuracy of its actions, without relying on any third party.

𝗛𝘁𝘁𝗽𝘇 is a step toward a Decentralized Internet based on protocols, not platforms. It is not just a guarantee of data, but a radical reinvention of the trust mechanisms that power the internet.👇

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

I think #Mina🪶 is ready💥. Fasten your seat belt.

[Miles @Milestotle]

Let’s be real — $MINA has been off everyone’s radar for a while. It’s been quiet, slow, and honestly kind of boring. Most people gave up on it.

But here’s the thing… I think $MINA is quietly setting up if you look at the chart.

You can literally see how it kept grinding lower for months — no strength, no hype. But that’s exactly where things start to get interesting. Just now, it’s broken out of that long, tight wedge it’s been stuck in. And that’s not something to ignore.

Now look at the chart — there’s space to move, if it breaks above resistance around 0.3283 it could reach:

• First target? Around $0.98
• Then comes $1.63, $3.47, and if it really runs, $6.52.

It doesn’t mean it’ll happen overnight. But this is one of those “nobody’s talking about it until they’re late” kind of setups.

No hype. Just a clean chart, fresh breakout, and real potential.
Keep it on your radar.

#MINA #CryptoSetup #Altcoins #Undervalued #BreakoutSeason

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

@ZKMonarch I love this

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

#Mina is waking up, stably

[🐳 VR WHALE 🐳 ( httpz ) @vrwhale]

$mina - Slow Quite & Strong Move 🚀

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

Don't forget $MINA is the foregoer within web3+zk, from 2017, much earlier than others.
Now the lion is waking up📈.

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

@mitrovskyd @MinaProtocol I view it a Big opportunity

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

Nice usecase with full imagination😊, love the name-#zkUSD 😍, Can't wait to see it landing on #Mina

[Samet ⬡ @Sametdokmeci1]

I explained the ZkUSD architecture. I hope you like it and it clears up your questions.

Within Mina’s zk architecture, zkUSD is designed as a zkApp-based stablecoin that uses recursive zk-SNARK proofs to ensure both correctness and privacy in its operations. Every user action on the zkUSD protocol (such as creating a vault, depositing collateral, or minting/burning stablecoins) is handled through an off-chain zkProgram, which generates a proof of the action’s validity.

This proof is then submitted to the on-chain zkApp (smart contract) that serves as the zkUSD orchestrator, which verifies the proof and updates the stablecoin state accordingly. In simpler terms, users prove off-chain that they have a valid transaction (e.g. sufficient collateral to mint zkUSD), and Mina’s network verifies that proof on-chain, allowing the state change (minting or burning of zkUSD tokens) without revealing sensitive details of the user’s position. This approach aligns with Mina’s ethos of succinct, private computation, the heavy lifting (calculations of vault health, liquidation conditions, etc.) happens off-chain in the proof, while the chain only stores minimal data (like Merkle roots or proof verifications).

By using ZK proofs in this way, zkUSD maintains user privacy (hiding individual vault details behind cryptographic commitments) and keeps Mina’s blockchain size tiny, even as stablecoin usage grows.

This zero-knowledge design not only provides privacy but also introduces a novel architecture tailored to Mina’s technical constraints. For example, zkUSD uses a “vault” model where each user’s collateralized debt position (CDP) lives in its own smart contract (vault) and is managed by a central engine contract.

This setup avoids concurrency issues in Mina’s parallel proving system by isolating state updates per vault, while the engine contract oversees global parameters and orchestrates vault creation or liquidation. Additionally, price oracles feed the MINA/USD price to the zkUSD contract via signed data, which the zkApp verifies using the oracle’s public key.

This ensures that collateral ratios and liquidations are determined based on an authentic price feed. (In the current design, the price feed is centralized for simplicity, but there are plans to incorporate decentralized oracles in the future.) Overall, zkUSD is deeply integrated with Mina’s ZK-SNARK framework: it showcases how Mina’s zkApps can handle complex financial logic in a private, succinct manner, with proofs enabling trustless verification of stablecoin issuance and redemption.

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

@CryptoDSLX Trust & Host & Build

[Will Cove @WillCove]

To the Mina ecosystem,

When I joined the community 3 years ago, the future was bright. @o1_labs had shipped mainnet the previous year, solidifying Mina’s role as pioneers in zero knowledge cryptography by launching the first production zk rollup AND designing the first decentralized prover marketplace (Snarketplace).

Around that time, Mina Foundation spun out of o1Labs to steward the Mina brand, community and treasury. I wasn’t here yet, but I understand the rationale to decentralize the core teams’ decision-making. Mina’s strength is its cheap, fast verification of zk proofs, which means that it can and should be the most decentralized network out there. The team structure should reflect that.

In retrospect, it was too early to separate the team building from the team marketing the product.

To give an example, I ran developer-focused grant programs to get apps built with Mina’s tooling. We marketed zkApps as ‘private smart contracts’ and tried to recruit from the Ethereum ecosystem. In reality, the development environment on Mina is vastly different from Ethereum. Mina doesn’t have self-executing contracts, nor does it store state on-chain. There was a lot of excitement, but developers ended up spinning their wheels trying to use a toolkit that wasn’t ready for them.

We learned and iterated along the way, but there was too much time, energy, and funding churned in the process. We ran these programs independent of o1Labs, and while we all wanted to work more closely together, organizational inertia consistently got in the way.

3 years later, the frustration that the Mina community feels can be explained by Conway’s law, which states that the structure of a system is determined by the social structure of the organization that designs it. Phrased differently, products mimic organizational structures.

The early L1 successes were shipped by one unified team, and we’ve struggled since then. I’m now confident that had the teams been under one roof, we would have communicated to better define what Mina was, who it was for, and how developers could use it.

While there’s a lot of work ahead, today’s news is a step in the right direction.

I believe o1Labs' public, technical leadership is long overdue, so we can put the organizational friction behind us. Josh’s experience in helping unify the Cosmos ecosystem is what Mina Foundation needs for an interim CEO, and the path to a decentralized treasury is clear.

Most importantly, Mina is infinitely scalable in its design. It scales O(1) in number of transactions and blocks, and O(n) in number of accounts. This is the only design that allows a decentralized network to avoid centralization over time and usage.

Vitalik recently said that the Beam Chain proposal is trying to replace Ethereum’s current design with something like Mina’s design, “a zk-friendly minimal, simple, beautiful L1 from scratch,” but it’s likely to take 5 years.

o1Labs shipped this same design over 4 years ago… let's see what Mina can do with o1Labs stepping back into the driver's seat.

A special thanks for all of the Mina supporters, developers, and node operators who have kept Mina chugging along through the noise. Finally, I’d like to thank both Kurt and Evan for their efforts to drive Mina forward over the years. The Mina ecosystem exists thanks to Evan and Izzy, and for that we’ll always be grateful.

[Mina Foundation (httpz) 🪶 @MinaFoundation]

Over the last month, the Mina Foundation board has engaged with the Mina community to receive feedback.

As a result of this feedback, we believe the best approach for the ecosystem is for o1Labs to lead and take ownership of the technical roadmap for Mina.

Mina Foundation’s focus will be to accelerate the creation and adoption of a decentralized treasury.

Josh Cincinnati, Mina Foundation Board Member and President of the Interchain Foundation Council, will be stepping into the role of interim CEO and President of the Board for the Mina Foundation.

Josh brings a wealth of experience leading ecosystems through transition periods, first as Executive Director of the Zcash Foundation, and recently by shepherding the Interchain Foundation to help unify the Cosmos ecosystem.

Kurt Hemecker and Evan Shapiro have decided to move on from their roles at the Foundation. We are grateful for their leadership and stewardship over the years, and look forward to their continued contributions to the ecosystem.

This marks a new chapter for Mina Protocol as we continue building a future powered by participants.

[Mina Protocol (httpz) 🪶 @MinaProtocol]

Only on Mina 💜

[Jonathan Morgan @jonmorgan_HODL]

🧩 @MinaProtocol's zkML: AI Models Behind a Zero-Knowledge Curtain

• $MINA enables AI inferences on private data while keeping sensitive details hidden.
• Developers can prove their AI models work without revealing how.
• If Rust coding and zk-circuits are your thing, this could be game-changing.

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

@ZKMonarch #MINA is #Ethereum's endgame

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

Yep, in 2025, you should not miss @MinaProtocol (ranking 5👇), which prepared fully the past few years.

https://t.co/ND5UpvxPAa

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

I love 'Http is past. Https is broken. #Httpz is the future.'👇

#MINA

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

@0xJayS_eth @rovercrc 🤑 $MINA 🤑

[Httpz🪶 @zk_httpz]

@trademasasi exactly