Rasul Ibragimov

3/ NSED Protocol by: @iampeersky @peeramid_labs Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2601.16863 NSED Repo: github.com/peeramid-labs/…

2/ Under the hood — NSED coordination protocol: N models independently answer, then each evaluates all responses blindly. Scores aggregated via quadratic voting — two moderate votes outweigh one extreme. The cycle repeats until convergence.

1/ Built a CLI/TUI app — consilium 🧠 Multiple AI models work together as a "consilium" to produce a better answer than any single model alone github.com/curryrasul/con…

Want to be active on X again… guess I’ll have to post non-stop till the algorithm notices me 🥲

1./ Now when announcement is finally out, maybe I'll make a short explainer. 🧵

Curious how much does it cost to run something like this

fusaka

You don’t have this in US? 👀

We are listed on both categories of #GG24 Support it now makes 3x impact thanks to gitcoin matching! giveth.io/project/dipbox…

@levs57 Happy Birthday 🎂🥳

I am 0x20 and still alive, your congrats here ⬇️

@fede_intern @iampeersky @peeramid_labs

🫡 more updates soon

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@Mudit__Gupta Apparently 🤷🏻‍♂️ I’m not telling that they’re not going to pay. But withdrawals of ETH weren’t working normally yesterday, at least in Russia.

@curryrasul Yes, they obviously don't have eth/steth/cmeth left

ByBit CEO confirmed - All user funds are safe - ByBit Treasury has enough funds to cover full loss - They are taking a bridge loan from partners to cover eth for now, already have 80% commitment - Withdrawals remain active Overall, great crisis comms. Restores some confidence.

@levs57 Who do you think is behind? 👀

I just accidentally 1 billion dollars :< 🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵

the one question that haunts zk engineers

New post on EthResear.ch! Web2 Nullifiers using vOPRF By: - curryrasul - levs57 🔗 ethresear.ch/t/21762 Highlights: - vOPRF (verifiable Oblivious PseudoRandom Functions) can generate unique identifiers (nullifiers) for Web2 identities without revealing personal data. - This method allows for anonymous voting and airdrops, where users can prove their identity without exposing their actual email or username. - The protocol involves multiple parties, including the user, an OPRF server, and a smart contract platform like Ethereum. - Using nullifiers helps prevent users from being tracked across different applications, enhancing privacy. - The approach can be applied to various Web2 to Web3 transitions, making it versatile for different privacy-focused projects. ELI5: This research discusses a new way to create anonymous identities for users on Web2 platforms using a method called vOPRF. It allows users to prove their identity without revealing personal information, enabling secure and private interactions like voting or claiming rewards.

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cc. @zkemail @yush_g @Rarimo_protocol @LashaAntadze @sinu_eth @AtHeartEngineer @0xZoey 👀

2/ that takes the best from them: we have a Rarimo's kind of registry, but, i.e. instead of linking user's ID to hash(passport) - we can link it to vOPRF(hash(passport)) That'll give us vOPRF's level of security, while also securing us with Rarimo's "privacy network effect".

1/ I wrote down my thoughts about vOPRF/MPC-based approach vs @Rarimo_protocol's approach for Web2 ID "nullifiers". Read it here: curryrasul.com/blog/thoughts-… I compare these approaches and review advantages and disadvantages of both; and most importantly I propose a new solution ->