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🎙️ In this clip, Kitty Horlick from Rarilabs explains how using the RariMe app strengthens privacy for everyone—especially the most vulnerable users. Sign up and save people! Watch the full podcast episode here: https://lnkd.in/egFdZzwh

Step-by-step tutorial: building a zkApp in 2024 1. Write some Rust 2. Send us your transaction 3. Don't worry about 3. That's our job. 4. Congrats on your fully proven onchain transactions!

The Hylé team had a great offsite this week. Being all together for two days of brainstorming, vision workshops, and sheepcoaching 🐑 was a great way to connect and get ready for the next step in Hylé's journey!

🧠 We co-wrote an article for Bedlam Research on Rethinking base layers for the ZK era! It explains how novel consensus algorithms and the enshrining verification of zero-knowledge proofs allow for higher application customizability while safeguarding composability. Today, Ethereum looks like this: • Ethereum as DA • Rollups need their own verification & settlement • To allow forced ETH exits, you need ETH verification Specialized data availability layers, like Celestia Labs, Eigen Labs, or Initia Labs, decouple the base layer into two hubs: • Data availability • Verification The original role of blockchain was to decentralize trust between parties. In a rollup-centric world, the base layer decentralizes trust between rollups to enable secure interoperability, DA, and verification. Hylé allows rollups to progress independently. Coordination is only needed for cross-app asset transfers. It's the next generation of consensus. Ordering can be localized to where it's actually required rather than imposed globally across all transactions. 🟠 At Hylé, we're creating an elegant solution to rollups that increases throughput in specialized execution environments without sacrificing composability with other rollups. Read more on the Bedlam Research blog post written by Krane, Lamby, Sylve & Lancelot: link in comments!

We had a blast at DevCon, and now we're ready to head home! Huge thanks to everyone who came to our talks, walked by our booth, took the time to chat, and spent some time with us. We hope you all get home safe, wherever home is, and have a cozy time soon 🧡

You can now watch the second episode of the Hylé podcast, in which Alex Sirac interviews Kitty Horlick about Rarimo Foundation and ZK identities. They discuss democracy and ZK tools for the greater good! Topics we cover include: ☝ The problem with third-party identity attesters 🔥 Resisting authoritarian regimes 🌊 Liquid democracy 💐 « Frivolous » apps and why they matter Watch the video on our blog and YouTube channel, or read the formatted transcript on our blog! Links in comments! #podcast #democracy #zeroknowledge

The 2nd episode of the Hylé podcast goes live in 24 hours! Kitty Horlick talks about Rarimo Foundation. She explains social graphs, whether people should have a say in everything that affects them, and how to find proof of « man, 6ft5, blue eyes, works in finance » 👀

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The problems: proving time, latency, parallelization. The solution: sequencing. Hear @sylvechv explain it very simply on the @HouseofZK podcast.

Hey look, we wrote down our Grants program as a job offer on LinkedIn. It looks nice! #developergrants #hackathon #hiring