ConsenSys launches Rollups for privacy-enabled transactions on Ethereum block...
The move would usher a new era of user privacy as public ledgers face scrutiny over their ability to be traced by blockchain data analytics firms. On Thursday, ConsenSys, a prominent developer of Ethereum (ETH) software, announced the launch of enterprise software ConsSys Rollups. The service, designed on the basis of zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs, is meant to protect specific transaction elements, such as account balances, sender and recipient wallet addresses and transaction amounts to secure each user's privacy.Zero-knowledge proofs enable the validation of sensitive encrypted information,....
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Consensys, an Ethereum software company, announced yesterday the launch of a new scaling solution for Ethereum, called “Consensys Rollups.” The company enlisted Mastercard programmers to design the solution, which aims to allow the network to reach a throughput of 10,000 TPS (transactions per second), according to a PR statement. The solution can be implemented on top of private, permissioned protocols like Quorum, or on public chains like Ethereum.
Consensys to Address Scaling With Mastercard’s Assistance
Consensys, an Ethereum software company, launched....
The funding will be used to further develop zkSync v2, which is currently live on testnet. Matter Labs has announced a major new funding round to further develop the second version of its Ethereum-based rollups, zkSync.On Nov. 9, Matter Labs announced it had secured $50 million in a Series B round led by Andreessen Horowitz and included participation from existing investors Placeholder and Dragonfly Capital. The new round follows Matter Labs’ $6 million Series A in February, and saw participation from many new investors including Crypto.com, ConsenSys, and OKEx.The new cash injection will....
Hermez, an Ethereum scaling solution, has partnered with Tether to offer cheaper Tether transactions via zero-knowledge rollups. Popular stablecoin Tether (USDT) is the first token to go live on the Hermez layer-two network, the company announced on Monday.As part of the collaboration, batched USDT transactions will be possible once the Hermez network officially launches in early 2021. David Schwartz, project lead at Hermez told Cointelegraph:“Hermez network is run by permissionless coordinators who will decide the transactions included in each batch, based on incentives (fees).”Back in....
“Is there a need for more than one internet? And we know the answer is ‘Hell no.’” Theres a version of the future thats tantalizingly possible in which Ethereum becomes the base layer for pretty much everything.Recent advances in a technology called zero-knowledge Rollups from StarkWare, Polygon and zkSync enable the blockchain to move from fewer than 20 transactions per second to well, an infinite number of TPS.In theory, it would allow the entire worlds financial system to run on Ethereum.I think its theoretically possible, explains Declan Fox, product manager for rollups at Consensys,....
Global auditing giant Ernst & Young has released the third iteration of its zero-knowledge proof Ethereum scaling solution. Ernest & Young's (EY's) attempts to promote secure and private transactions over public blockchains at cheaper costs has culminated in the release of Nightfall 3.The company announced the news via a release on July 1, stating that Nightfall 3 combines zero-knowledge proofs with optimistic rollups — zk-Optimistic Rollups — to improve transaction efficiency on Ethereum.Indeed, zk-Rollups are one of the layer-two scaling solutions being developed to achieve scalability....