Unifying Computational Security.
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Unifying ComputationalSecurity
Enabling computational verification on Bitcoin by pushing aggregated zk proofs at less than 10% of the cost.
Made forScalingBitcoin
Modular
Our modular architecture supports a flexible and adaptable infrastructure, allowing seamless integration with various protocols and stacks. This flexibility empowers developers to leverage Bitcoin L1’s security without burdening the Bitcoin network.Aggregation
At the core of our solution is aggregation. By combining multiple zk-proofs into a single, compact proof, we minimize load, making Bitcoin’s security more accessible and practical for a wide range of protocols.Verifiability
LayerEdge ensures verifiability by allowing each protocol to verify its specific zk-proofs from the aggregated proof posted on the Bitcoin network. This preserves the integrity of individual computations while leveraging the security of Bitcoin L1.Cost-Efficient
LayerEdge dramatically reduces the cost of verifying on Bitcoin L1 by aggregation and minimizing the on-chain footprint. This cost-efficiency enables more projects to tap into Bitcoin’s security at a fraction of the cost, fostering a thriving ecosystem.
What’s LayerEdge?
LayerEdge is a decentralized network that verifies zero-Knowledge (ZK) and validity proofs, posting results to Bitcoin. It’s built for high-throughput, low-latency, and cost-effective proof verification on Bitcoin L1.Solution
Proof aggregation solves this by aggregating multiple proofs together and posting their result to Bitcoin L1 in a single zk proof with an initial pre-confirmation for low latency, ensuring faster verifiability at a fraction of the cost while reducing the burden on Bitcoin network.
The Problem
For high throughput, protocols need an efficient way of verification where it is ensured and at an efficient price without burdening the Bitcoin L1 at low latency.Mission
Our mission is to accelerate the adoption of verifiable computation by enabling fast, cost-efficient verification of zero-knowledge (ZK)/validity proofs.
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