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See all- Network event210 attendees from 136 groups hostingIntroducing Zeto: A UTXO-Based Privacy-Preserving Tokens Toolkit for EVMLink visible for attendees
Zeto is a new Hyperledger Lab that provides a toolkit to build privacy-preserving solutions for fungible and non-fungible tokens. It utilizes a UTXO model to achieve high throughput by supporting parallel transaction processing. Confidentiality and anonymity are achieved by maintaining commitments in the smart contract rather than clear-text values. Transaction validity is guaranteed by zero-knowledge proof (ZKP). The toolkit provides a collection of ZKP circuits to meet different use case requirements.
In this meetup, we’ll explore the design of Zeto’s privacy-preserving architecture, and follow with a demonstration of token implementations and Delivery versus Payment (DvP) flows between privacy tokens.
It’s a can't-miss session for anyone interested in the future of privacy for EVM.
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Jim Zhang is a co-founder of Kaleido and the Head of Protocol. He is a maintainer of a number of open source projects including FireFly FabConnect and has contributed to the code bases of a number of blockchain protocols including Hyperledger Fabric, Quorum and Hyperledger Besu. Jim currently serves on the Hyperledger Technical Oversight Committee. He has held a Senior Technical Staff Member role as IBM’s blockchain platform lead architect. He has 15 years of experience in building a diverse range of enterprise systems including cloud services, enterprise mobile, and Java EE. - Network event257 attendees from 134 groups hostingTokenized Zero Knowledge Machine Learning and Its ApplicationsLink visible for attendees
One of the interesting field of blockchain use-cases is to combine AI or machine learning with blockchain platforms. During this meetup we will investigate the field how services of a zkML (zero knowledge machine learning) can be represented as a blockchain tokens, similarly to the ERC7007 token standard. Beside the presentation covering the ideas of the field and its possible applications, we will try to create a demonstration for a simple zkML NFT token in Solidity (Hyperledger Besu compatible) or in Hyperledger Fabric.
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Daniel Szegö, DLT Architect - Network event201 attendees from 136 groups hostingHands On Deployment of Fabric Using Hyperledger BevelLink visible for attendees
Join us for a hands on session about how to use Hyperledger Bevel, an automation framework for rapidly and consistently deploying production-ready Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) platforms.
In this session the project maintainers will cover all of the steps in a production ready deployment of Hyperledger Fabric using latest Bevel helm charts.
More about Hyperledger Bevel is at: https://github.com/hyperledger/bevel
Other events in this series:
July 25 at 8AM Pacific -- Hyperledger Bevel Version 1.1: What's New, What's Next?
September 12 at 8AM Pacific -- Hands On Deployment of Besu Using Hyperledger BevelSpeakers
Suvajit Sarkar, Tech Innovation Strategy Manager at Accenture
Sownak Roy, Tech Innovation Strategy Manager at Accenture
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See all- Network event255 attendees from 136 groups hostingHyperledger Bevel Version 1.1: What's New, What's Next?This event has passed