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This article provides an in-depth analysis of the innovative applications of zero-knowledge proof technology in the blockchain field, detailing the zkVM implementation based on the RISC-V architecture by RISC Zero, as well as its development of a series of open-source tools and products, such as Zeth, Kailua, and Bonsai. These tools play a crucial role in enhancing blockchain verification performance, reducing costs, and promoting the Ethereum ZK upgrade. As zkVM technology continues to optimize, its development potential will gradually be realized across various application scenarios. However, to fully unlock this potential, ecosystem collaboration and the practical performance of technology implementation will remain key.

Kailua, a software suite for upgrading optimistic rollups to Hybrid ZK rollups, with its first implementation backed by Optimism’s Kona rollup state transition engine.

This article discusses the technical characteristics and security assurances of three Layer2 approaches, and analyzes the different dimensions of "connection with Ethereum."

The article explains the concepts of zkCorprocessor and zkOracle, highlighting the differences between the two and elaborating on the scenarios in which each type of zk is suitable for different use cases.

The optimistic proof system is currently the most prevalent in the Rollup ecosystem, but it remains uncertain whether this dominance will continue in the future. Four Pillars has written an article analyzing and interpreting the current market status of optimistic proofs, the challenges they face, and the potential solutions.

This article introduces the technical principles, framework, and applications of Zero-Knowledge (ZK) technology, covering aspects from privacy, identity (ID), decentralized exchanges (DEX), to oracles.

s one of the most active Crypto VCs, HashKey Capital regularly analyzes and organizes the Web3 sectors, providing a comprehensive analysis of different investment tracks for 2024.

While Web3 is often described as “read, write, own”, we believe a better notion for the third iteration of the internet is “read, write, verify” given that the key benefit of public blockchains is guaranteed computation and easy verification that these guarantees were honored.