Hashed Timelocked Contracts (HTLC) are a well-known and simple technique for building protocols for atomic swaps. They allow you to pay another party for some information (generally, a key) with
<< Part II In Part II, we saw how Alice can blindly evaluate the hiding :math:`E(P(s))` of her polynomial :math:`P` of degree :math:`d`, at a point :math:`s` belonging to Bob.
Today we’re announcing the release of Zcash 1.0.8. This release focuses on backporting features from upstream Bitcoin and usability improvements to the RPC interface. Summary of the changes in this
The Zerocoin Electric Coin Company’s primary focus is – and always will be – developing and supporting Zcash. However, as a startup that needs to generate revenue in order to
The Zcash company grew out of a company named “Least Authority”. It was when we were Least Authority that we did a security audit of Ethereum and several other successful
Our Mission is to give every person in the world economic freedom — to do for cooperation what the Internet did for communication. The organization we created to launch this
<< Part I In this post, we recall the notion of a polynomial, and explain the notion of “blind evaluation” of a polynomial, and how it is implemented using Homomorphic
Our team is continually working to improve the security, performance and usability of our privacy-preserving shielded transactions. As we mentioned in our near future priorities blog post, we are working
Last year, R3 commissioned us to co-author (along with Danny Yang, founder of blockchain analytics company Blockseer) a report that compares and contrasts the different techniques for making blockchains more
Today we’re announcing the release of Zcash 1.0.7. This release focuses on updating Zcash to be compatible with upstream changes, fixing bugs, and adding alerts, tests, and checkpoints. Upcoming Testnet
