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Sergio Demian Lerner in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

Oct 9, 2023

Merged Mining and Decentralization

In this article we analyze the benefits and risks of merged mining, and we highlight the potential…

Ramsès Fernàndez-València in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

May 16, 2023

Building zk-SNARKs (volume 3)

Introducing QAPs and, subliminally, R1CS

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Sergio Demian Lerner in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

Jan 30, 2023

Optimistic State Prefetching (OSP)

A recent paper suggests that the EVM performance can be increased 6x with speculative execution…

Shreemoy Mishra in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

Jan 4, 2023

Client Performance with Experimental Storage Rent Implementation

Patricio Gallardo in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

Oct 19, 2022

RSK’s Peg-out efficiency improvement — Segwit (part 3/3)

Co-authors: Ramsès Fernàndez-València and…

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Patricio Gallardo in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

Oct 18, 2022

RSK’s Peg-out efficiency improvement — Segwit (part 2/3)

Co-authors: Ramsès Fernàndez-València and…

Patricio Gallardo in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

Oct 17, 2022

RSK’s Peg-out efficiency improvement — Segwit (part 1/3)

Co-authors: Ramsès Fernàndez-València and…

Ramsès Fernàndez-València in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

Sep 20, 2022

Homomorphic Signatures

Approaching the topic and the main proposals

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Javier in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

May 23, 2022

A comparison of Bitcoin bridging protocols

In this article, we review different existing Bitcoin bridging protocols and compare…

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Sergio Demian Lerner in RootstockLabs: Research & Technology

Apr 6, 2022

Measuring RSK Security

A complex system’s security cannot be measured by a single metric. Security is the result of the combined strength of a…

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