What’s interesting is that zero-knowledge systems — and primitives like Poseidon — shift the paradigm: instead of scaling by doing more computation everywhere, we scale by compressing verification. If one proof can attest to millions of operations, scalability becomes a cryptographic problem rather than a purely network one.
What’s interesting is that zero-knowledge systems — and primitives like Poseidon — shift the paradigm: instead of scaling by doing more computation everywhere, we scale by compressing verification. If one proof can attest to millions of operations, scalability becomes a cryptographic problem rather than a purely network one.