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StarkWare, Herodotus launch tech to verify data from any point in Ethereum's history

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Storage Proofs could prove useful for services like account recovery tapping into the ability to access and verify historical Ethereum data. A new zero-knowledge proof (ZK-proof) technology is set to improve the ability to access and verify historical data from the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain, with deep chain validation cited as a usability barrier of the network. Technology firm Herodotus has released its on-chain accumulator which uses storage proof cryptography, allowing users to verify data from any point of Ethereum’s blockchain without the need of a third-party. The solution makes use of StarkWare’s STARK proving, the ZK-proof technology co-invented by mathematician Eli Ben-Sasson. StarkWare presented Herodotus with a custom built instance of its shared prover service SHARP, which enables advanced scaling efficiency using recursive proofs. The latter allows for a virtual machine to provide “proofs of proofs”, by generating proofs of transactions or blocks in parallel and real t...

PepeCoin (PEPE) price action points to a potential 70% drop

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A bearish chart pattern suggests that PEPE could shave off another 70% in value, especially if the wider market continues to trend down. Pepe (PEPE) price has dropped by more than 70% three weeks after establishing its record high of $0.00000449. And the memecoin could fall even more in the coming days, according to a mix of technical and fundamental indicators. PEPE charts flash a classic bearish reversal pattern From a technical standpoint, the price of PEPE could drop sharply from its current levels. At the core of this bearish outlook lies the classic head-and-shoulders (H&S) pattern. Analysts who use technical analysi view the H&S pattern as a bearish reversal indicator for the unversed. It forms when the price forms three peaks atop a common neckline support; the middle peak, called "head," is higher than the other two, called the "left shoulder" and "right shoulder." Head-and-shoulder breakdown illustrated. Source: Forex Academy The H...