Michael Sutton On X: Sparkle would be an L2 instantiation.— Michael Sutton December 9, 2024
Sparkle would be an L2 instantiation.— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: The required L1 components or a full L2 instantiation? The *design* must be holistic to some degree and look at the full picture, but implementation-wise these are very different questions. The former is an open-source core RK effort requiring the usual procedures (research,…— Michael Sutton December 9, 2024
The required L1 components or a full L2 instantiation? The *design* must be holistic to some degree and look at the full picture, but implementation-wise these are very different questions. The former is an open-source core RK effort requiring the usual procedures (research,…— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
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When investors think of the tokens to buy in the bull run, they often gravitate toward established names like Cardano and Kaspa. While these tokens show promise, their high market capitalizations may limit potential returns. Cardano, trading at $1.10 after breaking the $1 mark in late November, faces growth constraints due to its substantial market […]
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Michael Sutton On X: * It’s worth mentioning that ZK *verification* processes are cheap and that is all that will be required from L1. The burden of computation (mostly for generating zk proofs) lies on the collective effort of L2 operators/provers which can scale the task by managing and dividing…— Michael Sutton December 9, 2024
* It’s worth mentioning that ZK *verification* processes are cheap and that is all that will be required from L1. The burden of computation (mostly for generating zk proofs) lies on the collective effort of L2 operators/provers which can scale the task by managing and dividing…— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: It (still) takes a big effort for me. So I only manage to do it when there’s no escape:)— Michael Sutton December 9, 2024
It (still) takes a big effort for me. So I only manage to do it when there’s no escape:)— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: I can write long posts (does not require blue mark which I deliberately don’t have). Some posts are better as threads imho December 9, 2024
I can write long posts (does not require blue mark which I deliberately don’t have). Some posts are better as threads imho— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: done— Michael Sutton December 9, 2024
done— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: https://t.co/np7cjvxMiXhttps://t.co/x3yyidqsM9— December 9, 2024
https://t.co/np7cjvxMiXhttps://t.co/x3yyidqsM9— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: So how can we utilize being fast and wide, you ask? I suppose the answer lies in bringing based rollups back into the spotlight.— Michael Sutton December 9, 2024
So how can we utilize being fast and wide, you ask? I suppose the answer lies in bringing based rollups back into the spotlight.— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: ” How would that technically work on top of Kaspa The answer might partially be found in the following fresh-out-of-the-oven research post: https://t.co/x3yyidqsM9″ – December 9, 2024
How would that technically work on top of Kaspa The answer might partially be found in the following fresh-out-of-the-oven research post:https://t.co/x3yyidqsM9— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: Combined with ZK proofs, this design offers the best of both worlds: L1 level of security and decentralization; while heavy computations are performed on L2 and only succinctly verified on L1— Michael Sutton December 9, 2024
Combined with ZK proofs, this design offers the best of both worlds: L1 level of security and decentralization; while heavy computations are performed on L2 and only succinctly verified on L1— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: However, based rollups went out of fashion—or, in the words of another user:> “The term rollups originally required on-chain sequencing, but nowadays on-chain sequenced rollups became the exception, not the rule, and are referred to as based rollups”Why? Because most L1s are…— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
However, based rollups went out of fashion—or, in the words of @hashdag:> “The term rollups originally required on-chain sequencing, but nowadays on-chain sequenced rollups became the exception, not the rule, and are referred to as based rollups”Why? Because most L1s are…— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: Thanks to this parallel line of cryptography tech, we can indeed remain thin and yet expressive. Yet a question arises: using this technology, how can we maximize the benefits of already being fast and wide? Enter the “based” rollup concept.— Michael Sutton December 9, 2024
Thanks to this parallel line of cryptography tech, we can indeed remain thin and yet expressive. Yet a question arises: using this technology, how can we maximize the benefits of already being fast and wide? Enter the “based” rollup concept.— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: “A based rollup is a type of L2 scaling solution where the L2 is committed to operations submitted to L1 as data blobs (payloads in Kaspa’s jargon), and cannot censor or manipulate the order dictated by L1” — Michael Sutton
A based rollup is a type of L2 scaling solution where the L2 is committed to operations submitted to L1 as data blobs (payloads in Kaspa’s jargon), and cannot censor or manipulate the order dictated by L1— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024
Michael Sutton On X: Our ethos remains the same as Satoshi’s scripting-lang narrative: a verification-focused layer; no loops; local read/write only. But, can we still support the expressiveness required for more complex financial contracts to operate over Kaspa the answer this time, thankfully…— Michael Sutton December 9, 2024
Our ethos remains the same as Satoshi’s scripting-lang narrative: a verification-focused layer; no loops; local read/write only. But, can we still support the expressiveness required for more complex financial contracts to operate over Kaspa the answer this time, thankfully…— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 9, 2024