Key Points:
A commonly used Layer 2 scaling network for Ethereum based on ZK-STARKs, the prover is a key part of the StarkNet. The prover is in charge of producing cryptographic proofs to shorten transactions and boost Layer 2 scaling effectiveness.
More people will be able to review the code thanks to the StarkNet Prover’s open-sourcing, which will assist find bugs and improve transparency. The team suggested that this action could be seen as a step in the right direction for further decentralization of the StarkNet.
“This is a huge milestone towards scaling Ethereum and cryptography, as STARK technology becomes a publicly available resource,” said Eli Ben-Sasson, co-founder of StarkWare and co-inventor of ZK-STARKs, in response to a question about the open-sourcing.
The Cairo 1.0 programming language, Papyrus client software, and the StarkNet sequencer are some of the components of the StarkNet stack that have been open-sourced by the StarkWare team since StarkNet’s initial launch on the Ethereum mainnet in November 2021. Once deployed in the near future, the team said today’s decision will mark the end of the process of opening up the whole StarkNet software stack.
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