Gotta admit, Miden's approach has pulled back the curtain on the mystery of ZK Rollup.
The core of the hot discussion is: how to make seemingly out-of-reach technology truly usable.
Where is the key shift? Moving the execution location—offloading computation off-chain, and only verifying on-chain. This seemingly simple transformation is actually a paradigm-level change. It reveals the truth about scalability: it's not about blindly compressing data, but about precisely determining what must be proven and what can be safely entrusted to trust mechanisms. This is the smart approach.
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GasFeeVictim
· 12-29 15:56
Off-chain computation with on-chain verification, to put it simply, it's the art of being lazy haha, but it is indeed clever.
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StableGenius
· 12-29 15:42
ngl, people finally understanding that off-chain compute + on-chain verification isn't rocket science is... actually kind of hilarious. like, we've been saying this for years, empirically speaking.
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RektButSmiling
· 12-29 15:37
Off-chain computation with on-chain verification, to put it simply, is outsourcing the hard and tedious work to prevent the on-chain network from becoming congested. This logic is indeed brilliant. But how many of these can actually be implemented and used? I always feel like it's another wave of technical hype.
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GateUser-b37fca29
· 12-29 15:32
Merry Christmas ⛄
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-29 15:30
Off-chain computation with on-chain verification. To put it simply, it's about outsourcing the dirty and tedious work while only overseeing the quality. Miden's approach is indeed clever; finally, someone has broken down the complex ZK stuff clearly.
Gotta admit, Miden's approach has pulled back the curtain on the mystery of ZK Rollup.
The core of the hot discussion is: how to make seemingly out-of-reach technology truly usable.
Where is the key shift? Moving the execution location—offloading computation off-chain, and only verifying on-chain. This seemingly simple transformation is actually a paradigm-level change. It reveals the truth about scalability: it's not about blindly compressing data, but about precisely determining what must be proven and what can be safely entrusted to trust mechanisms. This is the smart approach.