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Oraichain: World’s First Fully On-Chain Verifiable Random Function Service On Fantom

The world’s first AI Layer 1 for Data Economy and Oracle services Oraichain has announced the enabling of Verifiable Random Function services on Fantom. Going forward, Fantom dapp developers will be able to harness the fully decentralized and publicly verifiable random number generator to bring more capabilities to DeFi, NFTs, and more. This is a […] дальше »

2022-5-11 17:08


MEME Is Integrating Chainlink VRF for NFT Drawings and Lotteries

We’re pleased to announce that MEME, a DeFi-focused NFT platform, is integrating Chainlink Verifiable Random Function (VRF) on Fantom mainnet. By integrating the industry-leading decentralized oracle network, we will have access to a tamper-proof random number generator that will help ensure that all MEME participants have a fair and equal chance of winning in our […] The post MEME Is Integrating Chainlink VRF for NFT Drawings and Lotteries appeared first on NFT News Today. дальше »

2021-12-28 17:56


Understanding PLONK

Special thanks to Justin Drake, Karl Floersch, Hsiao-wei Wang, Barry Whitehat, Dankrad Feist, Kobi Gurkan and Zac Williamson for review Very recently, Ariel Gabizon, Zac Williamson and Oana Ciobotaru announced a new general-purpose zero-knowledge proof scheme called PLONK, standing for the unwieldy quasi-backronym “Permutations over Lagrange-bases for Oecumenical Noninteractive arguments of Knowledge”. дальше »

2019-9-24 04:03


DAO.Casino is Now DAOBet!

In line with a new positioning for its solutions in the industry, gaming blockchain solutions provider DAO.Casino will now be known as DAOBet. The Singapore-based emerging tech startup, which made a name for itself by providing solutions for gambling suites featuring high transactions speeds and sophisticated mechanisms for random number generation — one of the […] The post DAO.Casino is Now DAOBet! appeared first on NullTX. дальше »

2019-9-12 02:59


Sidechains vs Plasma vs Sharding

Special thanks to Jinglan Wang for review and feedback One question that often comes up is: how exactly is sharding different from sidechains or Plasma? All three architectures seem to involve a hub-and-spoke architecture with a central “main chain” that serves as the consensus backbone of the system, and a set of “child” chains containing actual user-level transactions. дальше »

2019-6-14 04:03


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BORA’s Random Number Generation API Offers Security for Probability Systems

Coinspeaker BORA’s Random Number Generation API Offers Security for Probability SystemsBORA has developed an Application Programming Interface (API) that ensures fairness, reliability, and transparency in probability systems using blockchain technologyBORA’s Random Number Generation API Offers Security for Probability Systems дальше »

2019-5-10 10:32


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Researchers create ‘master key’ fingerprints that can fool biometric databases

Researchers from New York University have created a set of master fingerprint keys that can be used to spoof biometric identification systems. While the database of fingerprints used by the researchers had a chance of falsely matching with a random fingerprint one out of 1000 times, the master prints they generated had the power to falsely match one out of five times. дальше »

2018-11-15 22:57


STARKs, Part I: Proofs with Polynomials

Special thanks to Eli Ben-Sasson for ongoing help, explanations and review, coming up with some of the examples used in this post, and most crucially of all inventing a lot of this stuff; thanks to Hsiao-wei Wang for reviewing Hopefully many people by now have heard of ZK-SNARKs, the general-purpose succinct zero knowledge proof technology that can be used for all sorts of usecases ranging from verifiable computation to privacy-preserving cryptocurrency. дальше »

2018-7-21 23:03


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The Genesis Files: With Bit Gold, Szabo Was Inches Away From Inventing Bitcoin

As his Hungarian parents had fled post-war Soviet regime to settle in the United States, Nick Szabo came to call the Californian Bay area of the 1990s his home. Here, he was among the first to frequent the in-person “Cypherpunk” meetings organized by Timothy May, Eric Hughes and other founding members of the collective of cryptographers, programmers and privacy activists centered around the ’90s mailing list of the same name. дальше »

2018-7-13 17:16