Tested Ethereum privacy verifier exceeds proposed validation floor, CryptoSlate reports
CryptoSlate says a Groth16 verifier tested in a privacy benchmark needed 190,628 gas—nearly twice Ethereum’s proposed 100,000-gas public validation floor.
CryptoSlate says a Groth16 verifier tested in a privacy benchmark needed 190,628 gas—nearly twice Ethereum’s proposed 100,000-gas public validation floor.
Ethereum’s proposed 100,000-gas public validation floor is too small for a Groth16 verifier tested at 190,628 gas in a new privacy benchmark, CryptoSlate reports. Some nodes could accept heavier proofs locally, the publisher says, but that would not guarantee those proofs propagate across the network.
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CryptoSlate says a Groth16 verifier tested in a privacy benchmark needed 190,628 gas—nearly twice Ethereum’s proposed 100,000-gas public validation floor.
Ethereum’s proposed 100,000-gas public validation floor is too small for a Groth16 verifier tested at 190,628 gas in a new privacy benchmark, CryptoSlate reports. Some nodes could accept heavier proofs locally, the publisher says, but that would not guarantee those proofs propagate across the network.
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