NEBRA founder Shumo: Connect L2 islands and build a shared settlement layer for the future Internet | SevenX Research Day

On February 26, at the "SevenX Research Day: Restaked Modularity @ETHDenver" event, NEBRA founder Shumo expressed his views on the theme of "NEBRA: a shared settlement layer for the future Internet". Shumo believes that the next generation of blockchain will pay more attention to the application of zero-knowledge proof (ZK) technology. At the same time, the cost of ZK technology needs to be reduced before it can be applied on a wider scale. NEBRA is looking into using ZK technology itself to reduce the cost of ZK proofs. NEBRA's core technology, NEBRA-UPA, is a tool for aggregating and verifying various zero-knowledge proofs. It can reduce verification costs and simplify the use process. It is permissionless, censorship-resistant and gradually decentralized. The NEBRA team is continuing to develop the V2 version and plans to apply it to the shared settlement layer to solve the island problem between L2 and L3 and promote the interoperability and scalability of the blockchain ecosystem. "SevenX Research Day: Restaked Modularity @ETHDenver" is hosted by SevenX Ventures, co-organized by Mirana Ventures, and supported by EigenLayer. Leading researchers, AVS projects and founders related to Modularity and Restaking attended to discuss the cutting-edge of the industry.