@hashdag promised me yesterday, that tomorrow (today?) he will publish a research post about the SC/ZK design. But as the saying goes, some tomorrows take a while. Or alternatively Yonatan’s clock moves slower:). Anyway, I feel like he left me no option but to shame him 🤷
— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) November 11, 2024
### Michael Sutton Teases Upcoming Research on SC/ZK Design for Kaspa
In a recent tweet, Michael Sutton, a prominent Distributed Systems Researcher and Developer well-known for his contributions to Kaspa, shared his anticipation for a research post from fellow developer, Yonatan, regarding the SC/ZK design. Michael humorously noted that despite Yonatan’s promise to publish the post “tomorrow” (which he refers to as today), the update seems to be taking longer than expected. He jokingly suggested that perhaps “Yonatan’s clock moves slower,” highlighting the common frustration in the tech community of delayed updates.
For those unfamiliar, the SC/ZK (Smart Contract / Zero-Knowledge) design is an important aspect of blockchain technology, enabling more sophisticated and secure operations that ensure privacy while maintaining transparency. Given that Kaspa is known for its innovative approach to scalability and decentralization, insights into the SC/ZK design could potentially enhance its functionality and user adoption.
As a core developer of Kaspa, Michael Sutton’s role is critical in shaping the future of this cutting-edge cryptocurrency. His advocacy for the ongoing research and collaboration within the community keeps the momentum for innovation alive.
With the cryptocurrency landscape always evolving, timely research and clear communication are crucial for developers and users alike. Michael’s light-hearted nudge at Yonatan serves as a reminder of the importance of accountability and collaboration within tech teams.
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