Cardano's weekly dev dump, with Leios/Dijkstra, recursive SNARKs, Hydra fixes, and the usual backlog.
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01 02 ForkLog on Lean Ethereum, a from-scratch-ish roadmap swapping in recursive STARKs, PQ crypto, and new consensus toys.03 Fraud control gets a blockchain audit trail here, with synthetic telecom/IoT requests, federated meta-learning, and QLoRA LLMs.04 Looks at how AUCIL's auction adds a Sybil surface FOCIL tried to dodge, and what a less-gameable design might need.05 Adaptor Signatures Meet BLS: Enabling Efficient Blockchain Applications with Unique Adaptor Signatures eprint.iacr.orgAdaptor signatures, now for BLS too, so the usual atomic-swap and ZK-contingent-payment tricks can stop special-casing Schnorr.06 Chromium's PQ HTTPS plan meets enterprise fossils: subdomain cookies and TLS-inspecting proxies that break hybrid handshakes.07 Can an LLM write EasyCrypt proofs, and this repo ships the MCP workflow, benchmarks, and replay logs to find out.08 Front-running meets a power-weighted lottery here, and the paper claims that makes sandwiching uneconomic.09 Need the docs for PODs, GPCs, and ZApps, aka programmable cryptography over user-owned data?10 A Security magazine recap of PQC adoption, NIST standards, CNSA 2.0 timelines, and the usual harvest-now-decrypt-later anxiety.11 Report on ZWEICHAIN-Q, a PQ finality/evidence layer with real signature tests, deterministic roots, and restart metrics.12 Google's 2029 quantum crypto warning is just the old Shor panic with a date stamp and a blockchain angle.13 Cardano's governance paper is a full spec plus research wish list for proving the thing doesn't deadlock.14 qorechain/qorechain-pqc: Post-quantum cryptography for QoreChain — standardized NIST primitives (ML-DSA / ML-KEM / SHAKE-256) in six languages, proven byte-compatible against shared test vectors. github.comMulti-language wrappers for NIST PQC primitives, with shared test vectors so six bindings can agree on bytes for once.15 NIST trims the post-quantum signature zoo to 9 Round 3 survivors, while the code-based hopefuls get quietly kicked out.16 Live Zcash stats and anomaly alerts, for the usual mix of hashrate, shielded txs, deshielding, and pool milestones.17 Understanding the Post-Quantum Cryptography World in 5 Minutes - ThunderCore Blog news.thundercore.comThunderCore blog post on post-quantum cryptography, NIST picks, and blockchain migration, because signatures needed a sequel.18 HashiCorp's PQC prep guide says inventory your crypto now, or harvest-now-decrypt-later will do it for you.19 Trust cosplay, in a single table: compare bridge assumptions for Axelar, LayerZero, Wormhole, CCIP, Hyperlane, and friends.20 Paper on Ethereum governance's hidden authority graph, with a deterministic reconstruction scheme, because visibility is hard.21 Docs for Midnight, a ZK privacy chain with selective disclosure, plus runtime, proving, tx semantics, and operator guides.22 How much faster is BNB Chain trying to get, and why do the answers include parallel exec, private txs, and quantum-resistance?23 Real-time Starknet staking dashboard for validators, APR, epochs, and attestations, because spreadsheets were too fast.24 Sony gets a conditional OCC trust charter, the latest stablecoin-friendly bank shell with the usual banking-and-commerce fuss.25 Hybrid CPU-GPU sumcheck backend for Spartan provers, keeps polynomial state on GPU until it stops paying rent.26 SEALSQ and Quobly Sign $5 Million Agreement to Secure Silicon Quantum Computers thequantuminsider.comSEALSQ and Quobly ink a $5M deal to bolt post-quantum security onto silicon quantum hardware.27 Explorer for QoreChain mainnet, with live blocks, validators, supply, RPCs, and the chain’s hybrid PQ signature docs.28 Not content with raw Ed25519, it now verifies signify and minisign wrappers and adds the Rust parsing/types.29 Cointelegraph on Bitcoin's post-quantum fork in the road: bigger blocks or STARKs, because apparently one crisis wasn't enough.30 Ethereum Foundation on using AI agents to triage protocol bugs, because apparently the hard part is proving the bugs exist.