Dad. DevRel @the_matter_labs. Solving the trilemma with @zksync. Helping devs build the next evolution of the web powered by blockchain. https://xitter.cf/t.co/Jkzlk9pqAr
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Career update: I've joined @the_matter_labs as a Developer Relations Engineer.
Here is why Matter Labs and what I'll be working on 👇
Congrats to the whole @cyfrin team for launching BattleChain ⚔️ 🎉
Antonio (∎, ∆) retweeted
Alex Gluchowski (@gluk64), co-founder of @zksync, on why banks are finally moving to blockchain after a decade of resistance.
"They can't compete on speed with 1970s infrastructure."
"Stablecoins are taking so much value away from the banking system. The banks feel this pressure."
"Banks were caught between privacy regulation and the need for speed. Zero-knowledge proofs resolved the conflict."
⚡️ @solx_compiler FTW
What's not to like about solx?
Hey @etherscan @blockscout can you please show some love for @solx_compiler ? It's a gas-efficient Solidity compiler, drop in replacement for solc, and we need your support to verify contracts
10-20% lower gas cost
smaller contract bytecode
-66% compile time
What's not to like?
This is the closest we’ve come to a unified chain UX for L2s and mainnet.
Fast proofs from Airbender make L2↔L1 feel like one system, without intents or bridges, true native interop.
The missing piece for making L1 and L2 finally feel like one chain.
How it works under the hood:
- Assets are withdrawn in minutes to an aliased account on Ethereum.
- An interop transaction bundle is prepared and executed depositing funds into Aave on Ethereum and borrowing GHO.
- Optionally, users can bridge the borrowed tokens back to the L2
Identity and permissions remain consistent.
One system, two layers, zero friction.
Believe in Airbender
🤯 two 5090s now prove every L1 EVM block 🤯
The @zksync Airbender team pulled off something insane ahead of tomorrow's ethproofs.day demo. Mainnet proofs on two gaming GPUs. One box, ~1kW—basically a toaster.
Props to @robik, Michael Carrili, @MarcinM02, @Shamatar.
The L1 gas limit is going higher. So much higher.
Beast mode. Gigagas L1. Believe in something.
Private and interoperable enterprise blockchains, secured by ZK proofs and anchored to Ethereum.
Prividium.
"With Prividiums, it's now possible for Institutions to build and operate private systems as part of the global Ethereum network, with all the control and compliance they require."
@anthonykrose, Product @zksync, writes for @ethereum about Privacy & Incorruptible Finance.
Airbender isn't just the fastest, it's also extremely efficient.
It beats the next fastest prover while using half the cores and a fraction of the memory:
16 cores vs 32 cores
128GB RAM vs 1024GB
Airbender enters the @eth_proofs leaderboard as the fastest zkVM!
Airbender proves ZKsync chain blocks in ~1 second, and is now proving @ethereum blocks in under 50 seconds on a single GPU, helping push the Lean Ethereum roadmap forward.
Antonio (∎, ∆) retweeted
LIVE NOW
@imyoungsparks is live with of @the_matter_labs co-founder @gluk64 discuss the @zksync Atlas upgrade
xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1OyKAjnkb…
The ZKsync new sequencer shipped with the Atlas upgrade sustaining >15K TPS and ~0.6Gigagas/sec
xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1dRJZakyZ…
We're bringing the UAE onchain.
@ADIChain_ powered by the latest upgrades on ZK Stack
Fast speeds. Less hardware. More customizability to meet the compliance needs of governments around the world.
ADI Chain is the first chain built using @ZKsync’s Airbender, the world’s fastest Risc-V prover.
That’s Different.
Coming soon.
Yesterday I tried this early version of the next evolution of @solx_compiler.
My compile time benchmarks:
solc (legacy): 34secs
solc (via-ir): 1m34secs
solx (mlir): 4.7secs
Just came across EVM from Scratch by @shafu0x . Amazing resource to understand the EVM and how it works behind the scenes 👇
evm-from-scratch.app/
Reasons to try @solx_compiler . Reduce your project compilation time by 5x and make your contracts more efficient at the same time 👇
nothing but love for @solidity_lang, but via-ir compile times this long on an M1 Max processor is just crazy.
was able to get the same codebase down to < 1min on solx from @the_matter_labs
that’s a 10x improvement! great work happening over there.
the @solx_compiler team just turned --via-ir from something you avoid into something you prefer.
solx 0.1.1 makes it fast, gas-efficient, and bytecode-stable.
Solid step forward 👇
Our in-depth article explaining how @solx_compiler approached (and fixed!) Solidity's stack-too-deep issues 👇
We've shared @solx_compiler on @EthMagicians 🧙♂️
If you have tried solx and have any feedback (good or bad!) share it with us on the forum 👇
ethereum-magicians.org/t/sol…
