Ethereum’s privacy push hits a numbers problem: one proof needs nearly twice the proposed gas allowance
An open Frames change would allow extra validation work at individual nodes, while studied privacy proofs still exceed its shared 100,000-gas allowance. The post Ethereum’s privacy push hits a numbers problem: one proof needs nearly twice the proposed gas allowance appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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