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Bain Capital Crypto backs renegades and pioneers building the next generation of open internet infrastructure.
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1/ Had a great time on the ZK podcast chatting about local-first and emerging use cases for programmable cryptography (ZK, HE, MPC) with @goblinoats.com @arro.bsky.social @nicomnbl.bsky.social . I'm excited for more exploration here & I'd love to hear ideas from both local-first & prog crypto worlds
The ZK Podcast released an episode on local-first software this week!
@arro.bsky.social and @nicomnbl.bsky.social chat w @grjte.sh & @goblinoats.com about the foundations of local-first architecture, CRDTs and how ZK can be incorporated into these models.
zeroknowledge.fm/podcast/367/
@arro.bsky.social and @nicomnbl.bsky.social chat w @grjte.sh & @goblinoats.com about the foundations of local-first architecture, CRDTs and how ZK can be incorporated into these models.
zeroknowledge.fm/podcast/367/
Local-First with grjte and Goblin Oats - ZK PODCAST
In this episode, Anna Rose and Nico Mohnblatt speak with Goblin Oats from Tonk and grjte from Bain Capital Crypto […]
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July 10, 2025 at 5:03 PM
1/ Had a great time on the ZK podcast chatting about local-first and emerging use cases for programmable cryptography (ZK, HE, MPC) with @goblinoats.com @arro.bsky.social @nicomnbl.bsky.social . I'm excited for more exploration here & I'd love to hear ideas from both local-first & prog crypto worlds
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1/ Earlier this year, Yuval Domb of @ingonyama.com discovered Logjumps — a more efficient way to do large-prime field multiplication than Montgomery multiplication. So much modern crypto relies on modular multiplication — all the way from TLS sessions to elliptic-curve based ZK proofs.
June 11, 2025 at 12:40 AM
1/ Earlier this year, Yuval Domb of @ingonyama.com discovered Logjumps — a more efficient way to do large-prime field multiplication than Montgomery multiplication. So much modern crypto relies on modular multiplication — all the way from TLS sessions to elliptic-curve based ZK proofs.
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Video of my talk in zksummit about Ligerito has been published!
It’s about the work by Andrija and @lmao.bsky.social introducing a small and concretely fast polynomial commitment scheme
Since then, a fun thing has happened —
1/3
It’s about the work by Andrija and @lmao.bsky.social introducing a small and concretely fast polynomial commitment scheme
Since then, a fun thing has happened —
1/3
May 28, 2025 at 8:34 PM
Video of my talk in zksummit about Ligerito has been published!
It’s about the work by Andrija and @lmao.bsky.social introducing a small and concretely fast polynomial commitment scheme
Since then, a fun thing has happened —
1/3
It’s about the work by Andrija and @lmao.bsky.social introducing a small and concretely fast polynomial commitment scheme
Since then, a fun thing has happened —
1/3
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🧵 I've been experimenting with combining local-first software and the AT Protocol (atproto) to play with the design space of apps that live at both ends of the privacy spectrum - maximally private AND maximally public, without some of the downsides of the modern web.
Why? 👇
Why? 👇
April 22, 2025 at 4:30 PM
🧵 I've been experimenting with combining local-first software and the AT Protocol (atproto) to play with the design space of apps that live at both ends of the privacy spectrum - maximally private AND maximally public, without some of the downsides of the modern web.
Why? 👇
Why? 👇
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This week's ZK Podcast episode was on ZODA & The Accidental Computer from @baincapitalcrypto.com research team, with the trio @alexhevans.bsky.social @guilleangeris.bsky.social @nicomnbl.bsky.social chatting with @arro.bsky.social about these innovations.
Ep: https://zeroknowledge.fm/podcast/349/
Ep: https://zeroknowledge.fm/podcast/349/
ZODA and The Accidental Computer
This week Anna catches up with Nico, Guillermo and Alex from Bain Capital Crypto to discuss two of their recent works; ZODA: Zero-Overhead Data Availability by the trio and The Accidental Computer by…
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February 21, 2025 at 1:16 PM
This week's ZK Podcast episode was on ZODA & The Accidental Computer from @baincapitalcrypto.com research team, with the trio @alexhevans.bsky.social @guilleangeris.bsky.social @nicomnbl.bsky.social chatting with @arro.bsky.social about these innovations.
Ep: https://zeroknowledge.fm/podcast/349/
Ep: https://zeroknowledge.fm/podcast/349/
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🚢~New Essay ~🚢
As markets heat up, I thought I'd publicly share a few reflections from the hypergrowth days of OpenSea
And going from 25 to 300+ employees and $20B+ GMV in <2 years
🧵🧵🧵
parthchopra.substack.com/p/what-i-lea...
As markets heat up, I thought I'd publicly share a few reflections from the hypergrowth days of OpenSea
And going from 25 to 300+ employees and $20B+ GMV in <2 years
🧵🧵🧵
parthchopra.substack.com/p/what-i-lea...
What I learned working at a high-growth crypto startup
On personal learnings, building products, and company scaling
parthchopra.substack.com
December 5, 2024 at 6:40 PM
🚢~New Essay ~🚢
As markets heat up, I thought I'd publicly share a few reflections from the hypergrowth days of OpenSea
And going from 25 to 300+ employees and $20B+ GMV in <2 years
🧵🧵🧵
parthchopra.substack.com/p/what-i-lea...
As markets heat up, I thought I'd publicly share a few reflections from the hypergrowth days of OpenSea
And going from 25 to 300+ employees and $20B+ GMV in <2 years
🧵🧵🧵
parthchopra.substack.com/p/what-i-lea...
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ZODA
Joint work with @nicomnbl.bsky.social and @lmao.bsky.social (with help from our friends Nash, Sanaz, and John at @celestiaorg.bsky.social)
A minor tweak to the encoding procedure makes data squares like Celestia's provably correct
Paper: bit.ly/zoda2
Blog: bit.ly/zoda1
Joint work with @nicomnbl.bsky.social and @lmao.bsky.social (with help from our friends Nash, Sanaz, and John at @celestiaorg.bsky.social)
A minor tweak to the encoding procedure makes data squares like Celestia's provably correct
Paper: bit.ly/zoda2
Blog: bit.ly/zoda1
ZODA: Zero-Overhead Data Availability
We introduce ZODA, short for ‘zero-overhead data availability,’ which is a protocol for proving that symbols received from an encoding (for tensor codes) were correctly constructed.
Bit.ly
December 4, 2024 at 12:22 AM
ZODA
Joint work with @nicomnbl.bsky.social and @lmao.bsky.social (with help from our friends Nash, Sanaz, and John at @celestiaorg.bsky.social)
A minor tweak to the encoding procedure makes data squares like Celestia's provably correct
Paper: bit.ly/zoda2
Blog: bit.ly/zoda1
Joint work with @nicomnbl.bsky.social and @lmao.bsky.social (with help from our friends Nash, Sanaz, and John at @celestiaorg.bsky.social)
A minor tweak to the encoding procedure makes data squares like Celestia's provably correct
Paper: bit.ly/zoda2
Blog: bit.ly/zoda1