Through the Wormhole with Jump Crypto

In this week’s episode, Anna chats with Rahul Magani, the Applied ZK Lead at Jump Crypto, and Hendrik Hofstadt, Project Lead at (Wormhole Crypto)[https://twitter.com/wormholecrypto]. They look at how Wormhole first came to be, the challenges of interoperability, the design decisions they made in balancing security, speed and functionality, the risks facing these types of solutions, including the famous Wormhole hack, what the future holds and how they aim to explore using zk in bridging. Here are some links for this episode:Ep 230: Designing Optimistic Interoperability with NomadEp 232: Cutting Edge ZK Research with Mary Maller Jump CryptoWormhole RepositoryWormhole Portal BridgeJump Trading GroupKey Pillars of Crypto InfrastructurePyth NetworkSerum ProjectFiat-Shamir VulnerabilityJump Trading Bug BountiesBN254 Curve StandardPlonK Proof SystemNova Proof SystemManta: a Plug and Play Private DeFi StackBLS12-377 curve operationsWormhole Hack ReportThe ZK Tech side round on Gitcoin starts today and runs until June 23rd. During this CLR matching round funds that are donated to the ZK tech side round are matched from our 100K matching pool. This initiative is led by 0xPARC and zkValidator, as well as our fantastic matching partners from the ecosystem. Visit gitcoin.co to get your grant in and choose the tag ZK tech to be eligible to our matching pool. Today’s episode is sponsored by AnomaAnoma is a suite of protocols that enable self-sovereign...