Polkadot settled 500m USD of cross-chain volume in July

It was this day 10 years ago, 30th of July 2015, that we changed the world forever. We were a small team of hackers in an office in Kreuzberg in Berlin and we had just launched the @ethereum network. The rest is history. Looking back at the last 10 years, I am excited about the next 10 years, the next 25, the next 100. What will the next generation do with our creation? What will you build on Ethereum?

The Rust Africa Spotlight Series is back!🎙️ We’re excited to relaunch this series with an incredible guest — @seunlanlege, cofounder of @PolytopeLabs & @hyperbridge . We got to hear his deep insights on Rust, innovation & building for the future. Premiers Soon 📽️ Stay Tuned!🦀

Only a handful of Blockchain companies have done this, and @hyperbridge is one of them.

When i describe hyperbridge as an interoperability coprocessor, this is exactly what i mean. Hyperbridge mainnet has verified over 5 million proofs. These are consensus proofs which are needed to keep its verified view of all connected blockchains up to date. These proofs are insanely expensive and would cost trillions of gas to verify on any one chain. They are an ongoing cost that must be paid to accurately verify new cross-chain transactions. This is exactly how hyperbridge scales verifiable interoperability to all networks. By processing these proofs on behalf of the multi-chain. Hyperbridge is an insane idea that has the potential to change the fabric of soceity as we know it.

After seeing I'm eligible for 0 $PROVE

Can someone explain to me why the geth team essentially dropped support for eth_getProofs. This is completely unacceptable!

Biggest issue hyperbridge is facing right now is RPC providers aggressively pruning EVM state proofs. This impacts relayers and causes stuck cross chain transactions. Are there any RPC providers that actually provide a reasonable window for state proofs?

Babe whats wrong? You've barely touched your proofs

so @hyperbridge is very popular in the @Polkadot ecosystem, and I'm starting to understand why: - cryptographically secure interoperability - combines crypto-economics with ZK tech - cheap consensus proofs through BEEFY - single zk consensus & state proof for all chains - proof can be verified cheaply on any chain - parachain using relay chain as consensus layer - fully permissionless & decentralized relayers - builder SDKs for Solidity & WASM environments definitely think this one is not getting the attention (yet) it deserves.