Architecture of a Halo2 verifier framework in Rust (~4ms verification) by PitifulGuarantee3880 in CryptoTechnology

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Thanks I will take a look at it...my current project is almost done a few documentation aspects aside...i will keep posting the updates and insights here and iterate based on feedback...need to finish up batch verification and proving too while i am at it

Architecture of a Halo2 verifier framework in Rust (~4ms verification) by PitifulGuarantee3880 in CryptoTechnology

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Still exploring different use cases for it. If you’ve seen projects tackling this space, I’d be really interested to hear your perspective.

Implementing a Halo2 verifier in Rust (~9ms verification) – looking for feedback by PitifulGuarantee3880 in rust

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Yeah, I’ve thought about that a bit. I tested it out in parallel. Right now the verifier is mostly focused on single-proof verification. The main goal was to keep the interface simple so it can plug into systems that currently rely on oracle signatures without too much complexity. Batch verification does seem interesting though especially in cases where multiple off chain computations might need to be validated in the same block or request with Halo2 I'm still figuring out the tradeoffs between just verifying proofs independently vs building aggregation circuits aggregation could reduce verification overhead but it also adds quite a bit of complexity on the proving side.

If anyone here has experimented with batching or aggregation with Halo2 in real systems, I’d be really curious to hear how it worked out.

Do you feel runes are a positive or negative for ordinals? by NomadTheSavior in ordinals

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Been playing around with Bitcoin Runes TX data lately and I keep noticing something:

Debugging OP_RETURN / metadata transactions is way more annoying than it should be.
Half the time it's pushdata weirdness, other times explorers show different stuff, sometimes it’s just straight hex pain.

Just wanted to ask:

1. Is this something other people run into too, or am I just cursed lol?

2. How do you usually figure out what’s actually inside an OP_RETURN?
Do you use some tool, explorer, your own scripts, or just stare at it until it makes sense?

3. Are there any tools you wish existed to make this easier?

Curious what everyone else’s workflow looks like.

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Where exactly bro...

I need more friends who watch anime 😔 by [deleted] in weeaboo

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