The zkMove developers have recently launched a project called halo2-verifier. Its objective is to enhance the capability of the blockchains in the Move ecosystem by enabling halo2 zero-knowledge proofs to be verified on-chain. The project has chosen aptos as a pilot and will cover more platforms in the future. [Read More]

zkMove 0.2.0 is out! It’s a big step forward compared to v0.1.0. some important features are implemented, circuit performance optimized, and also bugs fixed! We’re thrilled to introduce to you what we have achieved in the last three months. [Read More]

zkMove 0.1.0 has recently been released, marking a significant milestone since its initial demo release in July of last year. This release is the first alpha version of zkMove that is now very close to being fully bytecode-compatible with Move. [Read More]

zkMove has been increasingly attracting people’s attention recently, and as the founder of the project, I get misc questions from time to time. Although the backgrounds of the questioners varied, the questions raised up were quite similar. So I would like to take this chance to answer those questions in... [Read More]

Last week, I gave a demo at the Move community’s weekly meeting. It was the first public appearance of zkMove. We had a comprehensive discussion about the features of zkMove, which I will summarize briefly here with this post. [Read More]

With the boom of Defi and the emergence of non-financial smart contracts, the scalability of public chains, represented by Ethereum, is being increasingly challenged. Although technologies such as POS and sharding can improve the throughput rate to a certain extent, the root cause of congestion still exists in the long... [Read More]