Everyone’s hyped about ZK rollups

Scroll, zkSync, Polygon zkEVM…

But there’s a bottleneck no one’s talking enough about. ‘The prover’

Rollups work by batching thousands of txns off-chain, then proving to Ethereum they were all valid all using zk cryptography.

That proof is built by the prover.

It can take minutes to compute one proof.

That’s a big problem for
- dApps needing fast state
- Users bridging or withdrawing
- Chains trying to compete with web2 UX

@cysic_xyz is building hardware to accelerate zk proving systems.

They’re designing ASICs and ZK-specific chips that generate proofs orders of magnitude faster than current setups.

it’s building the physical engine that powers the next generation of rollups

I’m still wondering when @anoma starts using @cysic_xyz hardware for faster zk proofs

Well we can only wait.