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Simplifying the Ethereum Layer 1

Simplifying the Ethereum Layer 1

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·May 10, 2025
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BLenkomo

Anyone can explain to me how zeroproof will actually work in a way that i don't have to trust anyone instead of just switching whom i trust?

Aka someone wants to know if i'm over 18, someone needs to verify to that entity that im over 18.

If i now trust a random company to verify me, someone now needs to trust that random company. As usual with Crypto/Bitcoin the trust anker issue is not solved as far as i know.

I always need to trust someone somehow.

Btw. if i understand the blog they do a hard fork which leads again to an additional blockchain and the multi blockchain transaction problem is a hard problem to solve.

Anyone actually working on solving the issues of it or people just prefer to add additional complexity on it?

hboon

> Aka someone wants to know if i'm over 18, someone needs to verify to that entity that im over 18. > If i now trust a random company to verify me, someone now needs to trust that random company. As usual with Crypto/Bitcoin the trust anker issue is not solved as far as i know.

Chain of trust (i.e like HTTPS certs). You'll have to have trusted oracles any way for blockchains. No way around that.

hardwaresofton

I really hope WebAssembly was considered for this. Obviously not as fast or as specializable as RISC-V but definitely portable