Aztec upgrades to V5 in alpha, adding full private execution environment to decentralized Ethereum L2
Aztec V5 focuses on supporting "client-side proving," enabling computation-heavy ZK proofs on simple devices like phones and laptops.
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Aztec V5 focuses on supporting "client-side proving," enabling computation-heavy ZK proofs on simple devices like phones and laptops.
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Aztec upgrades to V5, adds full private execution environment to Ethereum L2
Aztec Network launches Alpha V5 with client-side proving, delivering 2x faster private transact...
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