The full House of ZK, San Francisco program is now live 🌉 📍 @FrontierTower, 2pm-6pm Join speakers from @SuccinctLabs, @TheProofLab, @ProjectZKM, @0xLita, @GOATRollup, & @aztecnetwork for a series of developer focused talks and workshops. No panels. No fluff. Just hands-on ZK. RSVP now to secure entry:

ZK isn’t just for crypto. From identity systems to voting infrastructure and cloud-based computation, ZK proofs offer a way to verify that critical operations were executed correctly. Watch the full episode to hear how @lagrangedev is building the infrastructure to make this possible:

At the upcoming @HouseofZK San Francisco, Nathan of @SuccinctLabs will present "Build your own Tornado Cash with SP1" 🌉 🗓 July 23rd, 2pm-5pm 📍 @frontiertower, SF 🎟️

House of ZK Radio #60: Franklin Delehelle, Research Engineer at Lagrange - out now on Spotify & YouTube 🔲🔳 In this episode, Franklin walks us through @lagrangedev's evolving architecture - starting with their zkSQL co-processor and expanding into a modular, proof-system-agnostic prover network now powering zkRollups and beyond. We discuss: – Why Lagrange built its prover network from first principles (by necessity, not hype) – How modular prover infrastructure compares to monolithic systems – The role of auction design (DARF) in aligning incentives – zkSQL’s recursive architecture and cross-chain query capability – How Lagrange abstracts away prover complexity for devs – What’s next for ZK: lessons from hardware, and parallels to the rise of cloud computing Spotify: YouTube:

Interview with @pumatheuma (@SuccinctLabs) & @mrice32 (@AcrossProtocol)

At the upcoming @HouseofZK San Francisco, @YourBuddyConner of @TheProofLab will present 'ZKarnage: Breaking ZK Provers to Build a Stronger Ethereum' 🌉 🗓 July 23rd, 2pm-5pm 📍 @frontiertower, SF 🎟️ Zero-knowledge provers are the backbone of Ethereum's Layer 2 scaling revolution, processing billions of dollars in transactions daily. ZKarnage is a live, mainnet stress-testing initiative that systematically attacks ZK proving systems with "prover-killer" transactions designed to expose vulnerabilities, performance bottlenecks, and economic inefficiencies before malicious actors can exploit them. Conner will provide a comprehensive introduction to ZKarnage, explain what zkEVMs are and how they work, and dive deep into the specific attack profiles being used to exploit these systems. This talk will demonstrate the methodology for pushing ZK provers to their breaking point using computationally intensive operations and complex precompile usage 🤝

The @HouseofZK Weekly Newsletter From fresh reports on ZK privacy and proof verification to ePrint highlights, the recent @eth_proofs call, and our upcoming in-person workshop in San Francisco, this update covers a wide spectrum of ZK activity from the past week. We’ve compiled everything you need to stay current in one place 👇

In @HouseofZK Radio #59, @PolyhedraZK CSO @vreeland explains why progress in sectors like healthcare, finance, and supply chain is stalling: the data is too sensitive to use. But with ZK, that changes. Zero-knowledge tools could unlock private, siloed datasets - without compromising privacy - and enable a new wave of AI acceleration where it’s needed most. Watch the full episode to learn how ZK and AI are converging to unlock new use cases:

Join us in 2 days for ZK Day at Crypto Summit in San Francisco - featuring @0xLita, @ProjectZKM, @TheProofLab, @GOATRollup, and @SuccinctLabs! 🌉 🗓️ July 23rd, 2pm-5pm 📍 @frontiertower, SF 🎟️ Spots are limited - register now:

In a recent @HouseofZK Radio episode, @michael_hibachi, Co-founder of @hibachi_xyz, explained the 'decentralized exchange paradox'. With Web3 came a widespread assumption: that trustless trading requires running the entire exchange onchain. AMMs, RFQ platforms, and onchain order books all follow this model - using the blockchain as the execution environment to ensure transparency and verifiability. But this creates a fundamental trade-off. Blockchains are optimized for trust, not performance. So when you move every part of the exchange onchain, you inherit high latency, high cost, and limited throughput - the opposite of what users expect from real-time markets. This is the paradox Michael lays out: decentralization and transparency come at the cost of efficiency and UX - unless you rethink the architecture entirely. Watch the full episode to hear how Hibachi uses ZK to resolve this trade-off and create a new kind of decentralized exchange: