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Alexander John Lee

@alexanderlee314

protocol engineer @ Miden | Rust | Solidity | ZK

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This video from 2003 proves why NVIDIA eventually became the most valuable company in the world:


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woah, @chainalysis received over $10m in US government contracts to trace and "demix" transactions on the blockchain: usaspending.gov/search?hash=12…


not missing European weather one bit


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Over the next 10+ years, every software system in existence will migrate to post-quantum cryptography (secure against quantum computers). Some will migrate first, and some may only migrate when it's already too late. My current estimate of the migration* ordering: 1a.…


One of the best cities in the world… decided to stay a bit longer 😅

alexanderlee314's tweet image. One of the best cities in the world… decided to stay a bit longer 😅

moisturized and in their lane


What sort of got me interested in hardware was actually @teenageengin33r 's Pocket Operator. Imagine a company with @teenageengin33r 's design language and having it as a hardware wallet. Cryptography, ZK, & hardware is a very interesting niche

if you’re in software, pivot to electronics. because the next decade isn’t about writing apps. it’s about wiring intelligence into matter. software is saturated. electronics is starving for talent. chips, sensors, power electronics, motor drivers, RF, embedded systems, PCB…

oprydai's tweet image. if you’re in software, pivot to electronics.

because the next decade isn’t about writing apps. it’s about wiring intelligence into matter.

software is saturated.
electronics is starving for talent.

chips, sensors, power electronics, motor drivers, RF, embedded systems, PCB…


Miden is the future of blockchain.


My project “Quantum Safe” won most creative application built for Ledger at @ETHGlobal ! But let’s get serious… we need post quantum DSAs on Ethereum ASAP ethglobal.com/showcase/quant…


exactly what @0xMiden is doing

Next target: viable client-side proving (on desktop and mobile) This would enable private account abstraction: control private funds by making zk-proofs that you are able to spend from your main wallet, which could be a Safe etc (without revealing the wallet address, of course)…



Remember that time Virgil Griffith went to a hackathon there? The US government threw him in jail for 63 months…

I think I know the perfect place for the next Devcon: - smartest hackers: - top tier security – nothing gets stolen - good weather

uttam_singhk's tweet image. I think I know the perfect place for the next Devcon:

- smartest hackers:
- top tier security
– nothing gets stolen
- good weather


Exactly. Justin Thaler @SuccinctJT said it best: “[zkVMs are] not ready for complex, high stakes deployments”. This is the purpose of the temporary guardrails.

Fair, but context is important: for @0xMiden this is a temporary security phase. It’s not that they 'haven't built privacy yet', the client-side proving works. They just enforce data visibility as a guardrail during Alpha. Why? Because ZK exploits are impossible to track on a…



mate is very good, it’s essentially a green tea espresso

mate is the best thing ever and i will die on a hill defending it haha



Legit one of the best web3 events I’ve ever been to

An afternoon with privacy's finest minds #ThePrivacySalon



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