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$ETH #zkevm Zero knowledge Ethereum virtual machine A zero knowledge Ethereum virtual machine (ZK-EVM) is a type of virtual machine that allows for the execution of smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain while preserving the privacy of the data being processed.The ZK-EVM is designed to enable the use of zero knowledge proofs (ZKPs) in smart contracts, which allows for the verification of computations without revealing the underlying data. This means that sensitive data can be processed on the blockchain without being exposed to the public.The ZK-EVM is built on top of the existing Ethereum virtual machine (EVM) and uses a combination of cryptographic techniques, such as zk-SNARKs (zero knowledge succinct non-interactive arguments of knowledge), to enable privacy-preserving computations.Some potential use cases for the ZK-EVM include financial transactions, supply chain management, and healthcare data management, where privacy is a critical concern.Overall, the ZK-EVM represents an important step forward in the development of privacy-preserving blockchain technology, and has the potential to enable a wide range of new applications and use cases.#zkevm

$ETH #zkevm Zero knowledge Ethereum virtual machine

A zero knowledge Ethereum virtual machine (ZK-EVM) is a type of virtual machine that allows for the execution of smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain while preserving the privacy of the data being processed.The ZK-EVM is designed to enable the use of zero knowledge proofs (ZKPs) in smart contracts, which allows for the verification of computations without revealing the underlying data. This means that sensitive data can be processed on the blockchain without being exposed to the public.The ZK-EVM is built on top of the existing Ethereum virtual machine (EVM) and uses a combination of cryptographic techniques, such as zk-SNARKs (zero knowledge succinct non-interactive arguments of knowledge), to enable privacy-preserving computations.Some potential use cases for the ZK-EVM include financial transactions, supply chain management, and healthcare data management, where privacy is a critical concern.Overall, the ZK-EVM represents an important step forward in the development of privacy-preserving blockchain technology, and has the potential to enable a wide range of new applications and use cases.#zkevm

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Banks Have $9 Billion in Cryptocurrency Exposure Equating to Roughly 0.01% of Total Risk Exposure A recent study published by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) explains that the world’s top banks are exposed to around $9 billion worth of cryptocurrencies. The BCBS is a global organization made up of members tied to the world’s central banks and financial institutions from a myriad of jurisdictions. The study, called “Banks’ exposures to cryptoassets – a novel dataset,” was written by secretariat Renzo Corrias. The research aims to create a primary global standard on the “prudential treatment of banks’ [crypto asset] exposures.” “Total [crypto asset] exposures reported by banks amount to approximately €9.4 billion. In relative terms, these exposures make up only 0.14% of total exposures on a weighted average basis across the sample of banks reporting [crypto asset] exposures,” the report written by Corrias details. “When considering the whole sample of banks included in the Basel III monitoring exercise (ie also those that do not report [crypto asset] exposures), the amount shrinks to 0.01% of total exposures.” The BCBS shows that 19 banks worldwide submitted data for the research, and approximately ten financial institutions derived from the Americas. Seven banks stemmed from Europe, and two banks came from the rest of the world. Corrias notes that the banks represent a small group of financial institutions out of the collective 182 banks the BCBS considered for its Basel III monitoring exercise. The crypto asset exposure the banks reported mostly consisted of bitcoin (BTC) which was around 31% of exposures, and ethereum (ETH) which accounted for 22% of exposures. In addition to exposure to USD-backed stablecoins, banks are also associated with crypto assets like xrp (XRP), cardano (ADA), solana (SOL), litecoin (LTC), and stellar (XLM). Corrias explains that the banks’ exposure to crypto is comprised of three different categories which include crypto holdings
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