News with the tag "Zero-knowledge proof"

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. When people talk about zero-knowledge cryptography in 2024, they’re often referring to a privacy-focused use case that relies on a combination of block...

Privacy-centric firm Nym, backed by a16z and other investors, has launched its zero-knowledge powered payment system and introduced a perpetual token buyback model. The decentralized technology provider’s DePIN payments system and token buyback are now live for public testing. Specifically, NymVPN, ...

Arbitrum has teamed up with modular layer-1 network zkVerify to make zero-knowledge proof verification faster for blockchain developers. Proof verification on Arbitrum ( ARB ) is about to become more efficient and cost-effective as zkVerify has integrated with the layer-2 solution, reducing verifica...

Chainlink’s standard for verifiable data has officially launched on Scroll, a zero-knowledge-proof-powered scaling solution on Ethereum. The decentralized oracle platform announced the integratio on Jan. 29, noting Data Streams were now live on Scroll ( SCR ) mainnet. Chainlink ( LINK ) now provides...

In contrast to World’s iris scanning, Humanity’s palm scans are more user-friendly and maintain a high level of security, according to Humanity’s founder.

Nokia takes a major step toward securing cryptocurrencies with a new encryption patent. Nokia Technologies Co., Ltd. reportedly filed for a patent on Dec. 23, 2024, under the title “Device method and computer program” to improve the encryption of digital…

Nexus said the testnet results show that there’s “early excitement” for a shared supercomputer.

Bitcoin's (BTC) market cap is consistently in excess of 50% of the size of the total crypto industry, meaning more funds are held in BTC than every other digital asset combined. With bitcoin dominance reaching multiyear highs of over 60% during the current bull market, projects built on other networ...

SingularityNET and Mina Foundation join forces to enhance decentralized AI using zero-knowledge proofs for secure, privacy-preserving innovations.

Far from making zero-knowledge rollups obsolete, the Beam Chain would make them work better, says Polygon. zkSync builder Matter Labs is also bullish.