60 million NFTs could be minted in a single transaction: StarkWare founder

60 million NFTs could be minted in a single transaction: StarkWare founder

The StarkWare founder announced the launch of its new Recursive validity proof technology on Aug. 7 in Seoul. Zero-knowledge (ZK) rollup tech company StarkWare founder Eli Ben-Sasson says its new Recursive validity proofs could theoretically roll up as many as 60 million transactions into one on the Ethereum blockchain.The zkSTARK co-inventor made the comments to Cointelegraph during ETH Seoul on Aug. 7 after announcing the start of production of StarkWare’s new Recursive validity proof technology during a presentation. Speaking to Cointelegraph, Ben-Sasson said that recursive validity....


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