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What is Risc0? RISC Zero (Risc0) is the computing platform that enables any developer to build zero-knowledge proofs that can be executed and verified on any modern computer in the languages they are most familiar with. In simple terms - Risc0 can h...
Ethereum Scaled… But Broke Apart Ethereum promised to scale, and it delivered. Today, there are dozens of active layer-2 rollups on Ethereum — L2BEAT tracks about 27 rollups as of mid-2025, though when you include experimental or soon-to-launch rollu...
Why Decentralized Storage? Think Resilience and Freedom Imagine if all your files lived on one server. If that server goes down - or gets blocked - everything disappears.Decentralized storage spreads your files across many nodes worldwide. That means...
This article guides you through building a Rust backend service that automates document signing in response to blockchain events. We’re building an app that watches for a FundsReceived event from an Ethereum smart contract. When it sees that event, i...
The Smart Contract: A Simple On-Chain Trigger At the heart of our automated system is a simple yet crucial component - the smart contract. This contract, deployed on the Ethereum blockchain, serves as the on-chain trigger for our entire off-chain wor...
Before we can build our backend or deploy the smart contract, we need to set up a few essential tools and services. This guide will walk you through configuring your MetaMask wallet, preparing a document template in DocuSeal, and getting an API key f...
In software development, being able to link different systems together to build automated processes is a key sign of strong and effective engineering. This project takes that concept a step further by bridging the decentralized world of the blockchai...
What is Agent? (in the context of Agent SDK) In the new SDK called the Agent SDK, OpenAI provides separate Agents. These offer flexibility — imagine having an LLM instance configured once to perform a specific kind of task using a particular module a...
What do you need to know about macros in Rust?