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Sin7y Tech Review (32): A Comparative Study on Parallel Execution
December 30th, 2022
This research compares implementation systems similar to Ethereum and analyzes the difficulties and possibilities of achieving parallel execution of transactions. It’s worth noting that the chains analyzed for this research are based on the Account model design scheme, not including the UTXO scheme.
Sin7Y Tech Review (31): Looking into Lookup Arguments
December 17th, 2022
As mentioned in the previous article Hello, OlaVM!, OlaVM’s vision is to build a high-performance ZKVM, and this article will focus on one of the tools that make OlaVM high-performance, namely, Lookup Arguments.
Hello, OlaVM!
November 15th, 2022
We are working on building the first ZKVM based on a parallel execution architecture and achieving higher TPS through the improvement of ZK-friendly design and ZK algorithms.
Sin7Y Tech Review(30): Thoughts on removing Memory constraints in the ZKEVM
September 9th, 2022
Details of this article can be found in Sin7Y’s HackMD channel.
Sin7Y Tech Review(29): Design Principles of Private Transactions in Aleo & Zcash
September 2nd, 2022
Details of this article can be found in Sin7Y’s HackMD channel.
Sin7Y: About the Sinsemilla hash function used in OlaVM
August 5th, 2022
Details of this article can be found in Sin7Y’s HackMD channel.
Sin7Y Tech Review (28): Specification for Marlin
July 22nd, 2022
Details of this review can be found in Sin7Y’s HackMD channel.
Sin7Y Tech Review (27): Combined Selector
June 23rd, 2022
When designing the zkvm circuit, because of many custom gates determined, there are a lot of binary selectors are introduced. Check out our analysis!
Sin7Y Tech Review (26): TinyRAM instruction set and circuit constraints
June 17th, 2022
TinyRAM is a simple Reduced Instruction Set Computer (RISC) with byte-level addressable random-access memory and input tapes.
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