With every passing year, new blockchain use cases come to the fore as forward-looking entrepreneurs and hard-working builders explore the depths of the core technology in novel ways. One recurring narrative that has evolved over a longer period relates to trust-minimized innovation, verifiability, and the shift away from centralized points of failure, which have historically been critical vulnerabilities in the ecosystem, leading to some of its largest hacks. While just about everyone in Web3 supports the oft-cited mantra “Don’t Trust, Verify”, there are many different technological approaches to achieving this aim, from Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) and homomorphic encryption to light