Curious about the configuration of the RPC server. How much memory resources this server has?

Interesting work. For MEV-phishing attacks, do you mean “螳螂捕蝉，黄雀在后”？

Look to connect and exchange ideas!

Google announced they will support privacy preserving age verification via zero-knowledge proofs. You prove you have a signed digital copy of a drivers license and it says you are over 18 without revealing anything about you (name, birthdate, etc) blog.google/products/googl…

Alibaba ($290B public company) subsidiary announces Eth L2 - evm compatible proprietary codebase (they built their own L2 tech stack) - dual L1 proofs using zk and TEE - public L2 anyone can use - launch Q3 2025 ETH corporate L2 thesis is playing out

USENIX ATC discontinued. usenix.org/blog/usenix-at…

Exciting week ahead as four of our projects will be appearing at IEEE S&P:

Look forward to the talk

Excited to present our paper Decentralization of Ethereum's Builder Market at IEEE S&P this week! Catch it in Session 1, Track 2: Blockchain I on May 13. If you are attending, feel free to come chat—happy to discuss anything related to blockchain/security!

🌟 Session number 1 is complete! → DeFi Arbitrage in Hedged Liquidity Tokens Zachary Feinstein → No Fish Is Too Big for Flash Boys! by Jianting Zhang → Dynamic Geometric Mean Market Makers by TLDR Fellow Adam Bouabda

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Wut Chinese grad student admissions denied after preliminary acceptances purdueexponent.org/campus/general… via Purdue Exponent

Today, we introduce a new thesis: MEV has become the dominant limit to scaling blockchains. Spectacularly wasteful onchain searching is starting to consume most of the capacity of most high-throughput blockchains. This is a market failure we can no longer ignore.

Looking forward to attending SBC in Berkeley next week. I will be speaking about Threshold AI Oracles at the Summit on Decentralization and AI (rdi.berkeley.edu/events/decentr…) on Sunday. Jianting Zhang will present Frontrunning on DAG-based Blockchains at SBC on Tuesday.

Tian Gong is presenting Recovering from Excessive Faults for blockchains this week at Usenix Security 2026. w/ Kartik Nayak and Andrew Lewis-Pye (Url: eprint.iacr.org/2025/083) -------------------- Blockchains rely on consensus/SMR/Atomic broadcast protocols to make sure all the

MPC can be ready for your confidentiality apps now! Secure Multi-Party computation (MPC) protocols are crucial tools in security-critical distributed systems, including blockchains. They represent a strict generalization of FHE, and are now ripe to be integrated into the

Decentralization underpins permissionless blockchains, but what about geography? 🌍 Our new study explores this often-overlooked dimension of crypto. (1/n)

It does feel uniquely research-y to write a paper to settle a Stack Overflow question probably nobody actually cared about... All Our TeX Source Are Not Belong to You: PDF Obfuscation against arXiv's TeX Source Policies zhtluo.com/paper/All_Our_…

The consensus game for blockchains is ending. Something big is coming in six months.

Happy to share that our work on Hydrangea, a new consensus protocol from Supra , has been accepted at USENIX Security' 26. Hydrangea achieves optimistic two-round commit with stronger fault resilience than prior work. For a system with n=3f+2c+k+1, it commits in two rounds