Tag: Liminal

Maximal Extractable Value prevention has to do with the design of the network, as well as recognizing certain benefits of MEV that should be retained to ensure a healthy ecosystem.  The MEV occurs when block builders/arbitrageurs re-order transactions before they are appended to the blockchain. This happens because block builders/arbitrageurs have access to the mempool.

During November, Aleph Zero made huge strides towards decentralization as we introduced community validators to the Mainnet and nomination pools to improve scalability. Additionally, our privacy framework Liminal underwent its first hackathon. Read on to learn more!  Community Validators Are Live on the Mainnet The biggest event to occur on the Aleph Zero blockchain in

Between the 23rd and 24th of November, the Aleph Zero team attended the Next Block Expo Web3 conference hosted in Berlin, Germany. The two days saw us debuting our multichain privacy framework Liminal, hosting a hackathon (with zkVote winning the main prize), workshops, and keynote speeches. Let’s go over the highlights!  Next Block Expo is

It’s time for our monthly Aleph Zero development update, so let’s take a look at what’s been happening with ink! 4.0, the community validator mechanism, and Liminal—our long-awaited on-chain privacy solution!  Improving the Smart Contract Environment with ink! 4.0 Beta Around the Corner For the last few weeks, our smart contracts team has been occupied

We’re excited to announce that a new partner has joined the journey of developing the best-in-class privacy framework—Aleph Zero’s Liminal. Nethermind will join Cardinal Cryptography, Aleph Zero’s core research and development team, in efforts to further build out the ZK- and MPC-powered privacy layer. With prior work executed for the Ethereum Foundation, Starkware, Aave, and