Why would a Turing Award winner build a public blockchain?
Many scaling and privacy solutions today rely on zero-knowledge proofs, a technology whose theoretical roots can be traced back to cryptography research in the 1980s.
Silvio Micali is a computer science professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he has taught since 1983.
There’s no homework in today’s lesson, but the market can give pop quizzes at any time.
When you see a project promising stable, high returns, be skeptical.
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Many scaling and privacy solutions today rely on zero-knowledge proofs, a technology whose theoretical roots can be traced back to cryptography research in the 1980s.
Silvio Micali is a computer science professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he has taught since 1983.
There’s no homework in today’s lesson, but the market can give pop quizzes at any time.
When you see a project promising stable, high returns, be skeptical.
$ALGO 0.0952（-2.06%）
#ALGO