, proven live
We prove every block as it is made, and close every batch posts to Ethereum into one validity proof seconds after it lands. Live numbers, straight from the prover.
Three steps, around the clock
We prove the blocks in ranges as soon as they exist.
Every few minutes sends the blocks it made to Ethereum in one batch. From the moment the batch is on Ethereum, the clock runs until its validity proof is done.
One small proof of the whole batch that Ethereum can check. Three jobs:
Blocks being proven, batches being closed
Each bar is one block, green once proven, in ranges of 5 that are aggregated as they come (white). A yellow Ethereum block is a batch being closed; it turns green with a ✓ when its validity proof is done. Hover a batch to see it.
Every block under s
A block's time is its share of its range's proof, witness included.
Every batch, step by step
From the moment the batch lands on Ethereum (blocktime) to its validity proof: syncing first, then proving.
Where the GPU time goes
The cluster has room to spare: blocks could be much bigger and we would still keep up.