Easily join and verify the entire Mina chain in milliseconds, from any device, while retaining full node security. Users only need to check a singular, recursive, ‘Proof of Everything.’
Verify a single proof that represents infinite computation, so you can run computation off-chain, and verify only one proof on-chain. This reduces strain on the network, lowering fees and enhancing scalability.
Prove anything in one application then reuse it in another. Mina’s zero knowledge proofs are modular so you can use and reuse Mina’s zero knowledge proofs from app-chains, roll-ups, zkVMs, and L2s.
Build compliant privacy solutions using TypeScript syntax. With zkApps your data never leaves your local device. Only submit proofs to the chain, not your personal data.
Mina’s succinct nature lowers the barrier to participation. This ensures robust security for all users with minimal resource requirements and achieves unrivaled decentralization.
In the realm of DeFi, Gaming, Identity, and beyond, the Mina community is revolutionizing how web applications function. Leveraging the power and versatility of zkApps (zero knowledge applications), Mina offers web app users unprecedented privacy, scalability, and verifiability.
Leverage the power of ZK in your decentralized applications with zkApps’ multifaceted abilities that extend beyond the conventional definition of a smart contract. zkApps are turing complete and offer enhanced privacy, off-chain computation, and composable proofs, all written in a Typescript-based library for a quick start.
Learn about the vision unlocking a new era of ZK programmability with the Mina ecosystem. Then explore an interactive multi-year roadmap including high-level tracks with detailed components for each track.
Summary The previous blogpost proposed a community-led Mina Ecosystem Funding (MEF) process to support longer term, decentralized and sustainable funding for teams providing ongoing services to Mina Protocol. In Q4 2024, Mina Foundation ran a test of an initial governance process and tooling for MEF with a small group of community members. This blogpost explains […]
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