What sets Taiko apart
What sets Taiko apartLet’s first start with a look at what sets Taiko apart from its competitors:Permissionless and decentralized: Taiko is a based rollup, possibly the first of its class. Lacking a centralized sequencer, it relies on Ethereum validators to sequence transactions and blocks, elevating Taiko's permissionless and decentralized ethos.Frictionless developer experience: Taiko utilizes an Ethereum-equivalent ZK-EVM (type-1) to achieve execution-level compatibility with Ethereum...
What sets Taiko apart
What sets Taiko apartLet’s first start with a look at what sets Taiko apart from its competitors:Permissionless and decentralized: Taiko is a based rollup, possibly the first of its class. Lacking a centralized sequencer, it relies on Ethereum validators to sequence transactions and blocks, elevating Taiko's permissionless and decentralized ethos.Frictionless developer experience: Taiko utilizes an Ethereum-equivalent ZK-EVM (type-1) to achieve execution-level compatibility with Ethereum...
Proof trustworthiness
“34,469 lines of code are not going to be bug-free for a long time.” — Vitalik Buterin about the ZK-EVM circuit codesA pivotal consideration guiding our adoption of the Contestable Rollup and multi-proof structure is a healthy skepticism regarding the infallibility of zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). Given that software intricacy frequently increases the probability of bugs — as illustrated by significant oversights like the Heartbleed flaw in OpenSSL (2014) and the critical Linux Kernel Bug (20...
Proof trustworthiness
“34,469 lines of code are not going to be bug-free for a long time.” — Vitalik Buterin about the ZK-EVM circuit codesA pivotal consideration guiding our adoption of the Contestable Rollup and multi-proof structure is a healthy skepticism regarding the infallibility of zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). Given that software intricacy frequently increases the probability of bugs — as illustrated by significant oversights like the Heartbleed flaw in OpenSSL (2014) and the critical Linux Kernel Bug (20...
Based Contestable Rollup (BCR)
A Based Contestable Rollup is a rollup that features contestation and employs based sequencing. To illustrate how contestation operates within Taiko's framework, consider this example:Alice proposes a new block.Bob submits a proof for the state transition H1→H2, with H1 being the parent hash and H2 being the hash of the new block. Bob places a 10,000 TKO validity bond. His proof then enters a cooldown period.Bob's proposed state transition and accompanying proof are publicly visible...
Based Contestable Rollup (BCR)
A Based Contestable Rollup is a rollup that features contestation and employs based sequencing. To illustrate how contestation operates within Taiko's framework, consider this example:Alice proposes a new block.Bob submits a proof for the state transition H1→H2, with H1 being the parent hash and H2 being the hash of the new block. Bob places a 10,000 TKO validity bond. His proof then enters a cooldown period.Bob's proposed state transition and accompanying proof are publicly visible...
Katla
What’s new?Here’s what’s new with Katla:Implemented Based Contestable Rollup (BCR) design with multi-proofs and SGX.Updated bridge implementation, refined bridge UI, and a new feature: NFT bridging!Updated testnet stats in block explorer and status page.Let’s take a look at each of the points in more detail.
Katla
What’s new?Here’s what’s new with Katla:Implemented Based Contestable Rollup (BCR) design with multi-proofs and SGX.Updated bridge implementation, refined bridge UI, and a new feature: NFT bridging!Updated testnet stats in block explorer and status page.Let’s take a look at each of the points in more detail.
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