Polychain-backed modular blockchain platform Nubit and Web3 firm Succinct have launched Nuport, a new interface leveraging Nubit’s data availability layer to connect various blockchains.
In its announcement on Aug. 6, Nubit said Nuport would allow the modular blockchain to bridge to Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and other blockchains. This will be achieved via Succinct SP1, a zero-knowledge powered virtual machine that allows developers to build real-world applications with zero knowledge proofs.
Through writing Rust, SP1 integration also means any developer can access ZKPs by writing popular programming languages.
Through the Nubit DA, any blockchain ecosystem can tap into Succinct SP1 to enable high-throughput applications. Nuport will enable these projects to benefit from Bitcoin-secured data availability. data availability.
“By validating Nubit block headers with ZK proofs, Nuport inherits Nubit’s security guarantees, offering Bitcoin-secured data availability across any blockchain.” the Nubit team noted.
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ZKP use cases
The development means Nubit now offers a platform that provides security, scalability, and efficiency for the decentralized applications developer community. Succinct SP1 also allows Nubit to adapt to the blockchain ecosystem’s evolving environment and requirements.
Examples of zero-knowledge L2 projects include Zcash, Starknet, Immutable X, Polygon zkEVM, and ZKsync.
Read more: What is zero knowledge proof and how does it protect your data?
SP1 currently offers teams from across the space access to production ZK. It includes projects on Polygon, Celestia, Gnosis, and Taiko, with use cases ranging from cross-chain interoperability, bridging, coprocessors, oracles, and Bitcoin layer-2.
Meanwhile, Nubit’s blockchain technology supports applications across artificial intelligence, SocialFi, and GameFi.
