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Bitcoin OP_CAT Use Cases Series #2: Merkle Trees
In this article, sCrypt enumerates the numerous applications for Merkle trees and how the OP_CAT opcode can be utilized to construct and verify blockchain transactions.
In this article, sCrypt enumerates the numerous applications for Merkle trees and how the OP_CAT opcode can be utilized to construct and verify blockchain transactions.
The EU's latest report warns about the broad deployment of ZKPs and Layer 2 apps on blockchain networks, which could complicate fund tracing as 'cryptos' become tools for criminal activities.
While blockchain provides the utmost security, there are still some risks to look out for, including pseudonymous validators, which the HKMA said can be addressed by ZKPs and Overlay Networks.
nChain and Keio University organize a BSV blockchain-focused seminar where experts from the blockchain space, business leaders, and developers convene to gain a deeper understanding of BSV concepts and projects.
In the second session of day two of The Bitcoin Masterclasses, Dr. Craig Wright talked about keeping identity private and how to share certain attributes without revealing all of them.
2022 was a great year for Xiaohui Liu, having done a convention in Dubai, introduced new tools, and set up a hackathon, but he believes 2023 will be better, as Bitcoin is set for a massive transition.
The Zero-Knowledge Proof Hackathon was declared "an overwhelming success," with 928 participants, of which three emerged as winners, taking home $45,000 each.
The hackathon, aimed at encouraging developers to build new applications using zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) while growing the BSV community, proved to be an overwhelming success with more than 920 participants and 60 submissions received covering a range of subjects and use cases.
Proof of Reserves proves that clients' funds are in safe hands, and while it is not a 100% guarantee that the funds won't disappear in an instant, it assures investors that their money is still there.
The coding segment for the 2022 Zero-Knowledge Proof Hackathon concludes, participated by 929 individuals, all with the goal of creating a project that could run on the BSV blockchain.
Outsourcing arbitrary computation securely and privately on a blockchain needs Zero Knowledge Proof to validate encrypted solution and prevent data from leaking.
sCrypt Inc. founder and CEO Xiaohui Liu said over 300 people have already signed on to the event, and there will be a live event streamed on YouTube on November 2 to kick things off.