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zkBridge: Trustless Cross-chain Bridges Made Practical Currently, as an eficient alternative, many bridge protocols (PolyNetwork, Wormhole, Ronin, etc ) resort to a committee-based approach: a committee of validators are entrusted to sign ofon state transfers
Zero Knowledge (ZK) Technology in DeFi: A Game-Changer for Privacy . . . Zero-Knowledge (ZK) technology is one of the most fundamental types of infrastructure in today’s Decentralized Finance (DeFi) landscape While the concept dates back to a 1985 MIT paper “The Knowledge Complexity of Interactive Proof Systems,” ZK-powered applications have become more popular in
Proof systems of zkBridge Consequently, zkBridge utilizing deVirgo can be 100x faster than a single-thread Virgo prover, even though Virgo is already among the fastest ZKP protocols available The exceptional performance of deVirgo makes it a crucial component for zkBridge's efficient cross-chain communication Some key features of the deVirgo algorithm include:
zkFi: Privacy-Preserving and Regulation Compliant Transactions using . . . SDK facilitates a simple composable plug-and-play solution that abstracts away every bit of ZKPs or compliance-specific complexities This renders immense benefits to protocols such as: • New protocols can focus on developing their core features without investing time and resources into ZK development Report issue for preceding element
[2210. 00264] zkBridge: Trustless Cross-chain Bridges Made Practical Currently, as an efficient alternative, many bridge protocols (PolyNetwork, Wormhole, Ronin, etc ) resort to a committee-based approach: a committee of validators are entrusted to sign off on state transfers
Zero-Knowledge Proofs and its Application for Bridges The application of ZKP as a part of bridging protocols can be designed to increase the trustlessnes and decentralization when compared to existing cross-chain bridge models
NEAR Integrates Wormhole to Launch ZK-Enabled Cross-Chain Communication . . . ZK light clients promise to revolutionize the bridging experience, discarding the need for trust assumptions and external validation By offloading most of the computational load to an off-chain entity, these clients optimize storage and compute resources, paving the way for a streamlined and efficient bridging process
Bridging the Multichain Universe with Zero Knowledge Proofs Bottomline: This bridging method used is quite specific to the application (consensus protocol dependent), and derives its security from the soundness property of the zk-SNARKs Furthermore with the optimizations, it achieves low storage overhead, reduction in circuit complexity and succinct verification and appears generalizable