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Full conversation with @davidwsilva_ from @datahubz, @mattgf, and @john_camardo on the technical requirements for privacy-first compliance systems:

📢 @davidwsilva_ breaks down how @datahubz went from Horizen x Thrive grant recipient to zkVerify integration partner:

zkVerify Mainnet is live, and partners like stakefish and f2pool are helping build a strong and diverse validator foundation for the future of proof verification. 📖 Full blog:

This partnership also includes light co-marketing and community activation aimed at introducing zkVerify to new users across staking and mining ecosystems. Built with collaboration. Secured by experience.

Together, stakefish and f2pool strengthen zkVerify through: • Robust validator operations • High uptime and network reliability • Deep decentralization across geographies and infrastructures • A massive community and delegation base Their involvement reinforces zkVerify’s

@f2pool_official is one of the world’s largest and most established Bitcoin mining pools, holding more than 10 percent of global $BTC hashrate. They are also the number one mining pool for Dogecoin, Litecoin, Kaspa, and several other major networks. A proven leader in

🤝 @stakefish has been running professional Proof-of-Stake validators since 2018. They support more than 20 networks with over 3 billion dollars staked, working with top institutions across the United States, Japan, and global markets. A trusted name in PoS security.

We are proud to welcome @stakefish and @f2pool_official as validator partners for zkVerify Mainnet. Both teams bring world-class infrastructure, global scale, and years of operational excellence to the zkVerify ecosystem. A 🧵...

What’s shipping now is foundational. What it enables next is where things get exciting. More soon. Zero Doubt. Check out the full Runtime Upgrade Announcement↴ 🔗

🪪 On-chain identity has arrived on Volta. With pallet-identity: • Users can register on-chain identities • Registrars can verify them • Explorers can show names instead of raw addresses The foundation is live. Richer identity, reputation, and participation models are

🛡️ Safer cross-chain transfers are here. If funds are accidentally sent to the wrong address type on VFlow, they’re no longer permanently lost. A recovery mechanism is now in place for edge cases. This is a safeguard, not a change in best practice. Real-world resilience

🌐 Volta Runtime Upgrade 1.4.0 is now live on testnet. Key improvement: expanded XCM support. The long-term goal is simple: Move $VFY across chains without users needing to touch XCM directly. Less friction on the surface. Full security underneath. A demo is coming soon 👀

⚠️ Important for node operators. Node Update 1.1.0 will become mandatory once ParaVerifier is officially registered. What to know: • Updating early is strongly recommended • Prepares you for a smooth transition • Keeps you aligned as the network scales This isn’t routine

🧠 Node Update 1.1.0 is live. This release lays the groundwork for ParaVerifier, zkVerify’s first dedicated parachain for proof verification. Why it matters: • Verification no longer relies on a single execution path • A dedicated environment optimized for throughput • Ready

💪 zkVerify keeps moving Over the past few weeks, the network has shipped major upgrades focused on one thing: scaling verification, improving cross-chain UX, and preparing for what comes next. Let’s break it down 🧵...

Disclaimer: This is just for fun, but the roasts are real.

Check out the full blog below↴ 🔗

Proof of Cloud anchors trust off chain. zkVerify anchors it on chain. Together, this unlocks: • Verifiable AI inference • DePIN with provable hardware and location • Privacy-preserving computation • Portable verification across ecosystems Transparency + shared validation +

The result: • No Groth16 conversion step • Over 20 percent lower proof generation costs • More than 90 percent gas savings vs Ethereum • A verification layer built to handle millions of proofs This gives TEE-backed apps a scalable path to verifiable compute.