Babe, good afternoon! Recently, I've been seeing Yunnan radish root chicken feet everywhere, and I can't resist it. I simply made a version of Sichuan folded ear root chicken feet myself. To be honest, this dish is really perfect for watching dramas while eating, I just can't stop, but it is a bit 🌶!!
I feel like I've been quite successful 😆 I'll spend more time cooking in the future!
However, after talking about delicious food, let's discuss a small issue I've been pondering recently: when zero-knowledge proof technology has been implemented in recent years, it has always faced the hurdle of "slow generation and expensive settlement." Many projects clearly have good application scenarios, yet they are stuck on efficiency and cost, making progress quite challenging.
The emergence of @cysic_xyz is aimed at this problem; it is not just a simple tool, but more like an "acceleration layer."
On one hand, relying on one's own accumulation of CUDA and ASIC technology, and on the other hand, leveraging the community's computing resources to improve the proof generation and settlement speed of all zero-knowledge proof projects, while also reducing costs.
Interestingly, if you contribute to this network, you can also earn Cysic tokens, which adds an extra incentive to participate.
Its consensus mechanism is not a direct copy of existing ones; it has created something new called "computational proof."
First, a committee is selected through a calculation problem, responsible for proposing blocks during a certain period. However, who can propose blocks in the committee is linked to the stake they hold; it is neither purely based on computing power nor solely on who has more money.
In addition to basic proof and settlement, it also allows the community to flexibly adjust computing power.
For example, if a certain ZK project has higher returns, or if an early project needs support, you can direct your computing power that way. However, you must first stake tokens to vote, and the more tokens you stake and the longer the duration, the greater your voting weight.
Actually, when you think about it, it makes sense. After all, those who have invested time and tokens will be more cautious when making decisions and won't make hasty adjustments.
Cysic can help projects solve efficiency issues while providing users with the opportunity to participate, and it might actually become a powerful assistant in promoting the large-scale implementation of ZK. #KaitoAI
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Babe, good afternoon! Recently, I've been seeing Yunnan radish root chicken feet everywhere, and I can't resist it. I simply made a version of Sichuan folded ear root chicken feet myself. To be honest, this dish is really perfect for watching dramas while eating, I just can't stop, but it is a bit 🌶!!
I feel like I've been quite successful 😆 I'll spend more time cooking in the future!
However, after talking about delicious food, let's discuss a small issue I've been pondering recently: when zero-knowledge proof technology has been implemented in recent years, it has always faced the hurdle of "slow generation and expensive settlement." Many projects clearly have good application scenarios, yet they are stuck on efficiency and cost, making progress quite challenging.
The emergence of @cysic_xyz is aimed at this problem; it is not just a simple tool, but more like an "acceleration layer."
On one hand, relying on one's own accumulation of CUDA and ASIC technology, and on the other hand, leveraging the community's computing resources to improve the proof generation and settlement speed of all zero-knowledge proof projects, while also reducing costs.
Interestingly, if you contribute to this network, you can also earn Cysic tokens, which adds an extra incentive to participate.
Its consensus mechanism is not a direct copy of existing ones; it has created something new called "computational proof."
First, a committee is selected through a calculation problem, responsible for proposing blocks during a certain period. However, who can propose blocks in the committee is linked to the stake they hold; it is neither purely based on computing power nor solely on who has more money.
In addition to basic proof and settlement, it also allows the community to flexibly adjust computing power.
For example, if a certain ZK project has higher returns, or if an early project needs support, you can direct your computing power that way. However, you must first stake tokens to vote, and the more tokens you stake and the longer the duration, the greater your voting weight.
Actually, when you think about it, it makes sense. After all, those who have invested time and tokens will be more cautious when making decisions and won't make hasty adjustments.
Cysic can help projects solve efficiency issues while providing users with the opportunity to participate, and it might actually become a powerful assistant in promoting the large-scale implementation of ZK.
#KaitoAI