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Hi, I'm one of the founders of Coda - In Coda we use zero knowledge proofs to stand in for downloading / checking the blockchain. This means you get the identi
by evanevan 8y ago
Hi, I'm one of the founders of Coda -
In Coda we use zero knowledge proofs to stand in for downloading / checking the blockchain. This means you get the identical computation to normal blockchain syncing, but in only the size of the zero knowledge proof and your account, which ends up being both constant and ~20kb. Which makes a big difference if you want to use Coda from a phone or browser.
Check out this video if you want to understand more of the tech behind it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWVGATxEB6M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWVGATxEB6M
And feel free to ask any other questions as well!
- throwaway415415 8y agoWhats the difference with vault?
- evanevan 8y agoBiggest difference is Coda's constant 20kb vs still at least a few hundred megabytes for Vault. This matters because it helps in making cryptocurrency and cryptocurrency apps usable by people from their phones and browsers, at 20kb with Coda that's actually possible. I haven't looked particularly into if any consensus / security assumptions are different either with Vault, but that could be another place for them to get down to a few hundred MBs without zero knowledge proofs.