Privacy and programmable performance at the same time? It used to sound like a pie, but now anoma and arbitrum have directly made the plan.
The cooperation between these two projects is a bit interesting - it is equivalent to a sub-underlying transformation of on-chain applications. There is no loss of performance, but privacy has become standard, and there is finally no need to worry about whether to speed or security when developing.
What is really worth paying attention to is actually the underlying logical change brought about by this combination.
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BugBountyHunter
· 39m ago
Finally, someone did this, and my ears were calloused when I heard it before
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BrokenDAO
· 50m ago
It looks like it's solving trilemma, but how long can this set of things run when it's really online? History tells us that the architecture is good-looking≠ the incentives are aligned...
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 1h ago
It still sounds a bit suspenseful, let's talk about it when we can really use it
Privacy and programmable performance at the same time? It used to sound like a pie, but now anoma and arbitrum have directly made the plan.
The cooperation between these two projects is a bit interesting - it is equivalent to a sub-underlying transformation of on-chain applications. There is no loss of performance, but privacy has become standard, and there is finally no need to worry about whether to speed or security when developing.
What is really worth paying attention to is actually the underlying logical change brought about by this combination.