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1/12 Validity rollups (VRs) are gaining attention as a scalability solution for the Ethereum network. They allow for a large number of transactions to be processed with a lower cost per transaction, as well as providing increased computational power for smart contracts.
2/12 One of the main benefits of VRs is the ability to scale the number of transactions that can be processed on the Ethereum network. By bundling multiple transactions together, the cost per transaction drops as the number of transactions in the proof increases.
Cryptography is a way to secure information using math.
Some cryptographic protocols, like those that deal with data availability and ZK-SNARKs, rely on something called a trusted setup.
A trusted setup is a process where a group of people create some data that is used every time a certain cryptographic protocol is run. This data is created using some secret information, and the people who create it have to keep that information a secret.
After the data is created, the people who created it don't have to do anything else, just forget the secrets.
L2s (short for Layer 2 solutions) are an additional layer of technology that can be built on top of Ethereum, adding an extra dimension to its capabilities.
1/ Have you ever thought about using a supercomputer's processing power inside your smart contract, without the need for oracles or game theory? StarkWare allows you to do just that, using math to make it all possible.
2/ Scalability isn't just about cheap transactions. It has two axes: number of transactions and complexity. Gas costs for computation define what we can expect from smart contracts, just like the capacity of a vinyl disc determines the length of an album.