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Explore our projects and writings to see the breadth and depth of our expertise.

Our public projects

Gevulot

Gevulot is building ZkCloud, the first universal proving infrastructure for ZK. Incubated by Equilibrium.

Pathfinder

A Starknet full node giving you a safe view into Starknet

SnarkOS & SnarkVM

P2P networking, zkVM optimization, and Narwhal-Bullshark consensus for Aleo, a privacy L1

State Reconstruction Tool

Allowing users to reconstruct the entire ZKsync chain using only data that's published and available on the Ethereum blockchain.

OpEVM

An open-source SDK to build sovereign optimistic rollups on top of Avail

Ziggurat

The peer-to-peer network testing and stability framework

Rust-IPFS

A Rust implementation of the InterPlanetary File System for high performance or resource constrained environments

Orbit-DB

A truly serverless peer-to-peer database for the distributed web, built on IPFS

Eclipse

A prototype zk-bridge between Solana & Aleo

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Latest articles

Aleo Mainnet Launch: Reflecting On The Journey So Far, Our Contributions And Path Ahead

Equilibrium started working with Aleo back in 2020 when ZKPs were still mostly a theoretical concept and programmable privacy in blockchains was in its infancy. Following Aleo's mainnet launch, we reflect on our journey and highlight key contributions.

October 15, 2024

Do All Roads Lead To MPC? Exploring The End-Game For Privacy Infrastructure

This post argues that the end-game for privacy infra falls back to the trust assumptions of MPC, if we want to avoid single points of failure. We explore the maturity of MPC & its trust assumptions, highlight alternative approaches, and compare tradeoffs.

August 12, 2024

What Do We Actually Mean When We Talk About Privacy In Blockchain Networks (And Why Is It Hard To Achieve)?

An attempt to define what we mean by privacy, exploring how and why privacy in blockchain networks differs from web2, and why it's more difficult to achieve. We also provide a framework to evaluate different approaches for achieveing privacy in blockchain.

June 12, 2024

Will ZK Eat The Modular Stack?

Modularity enables faster experimentation along the tradeoff-frontier, wheras ZK provides stronger guarantees. While both of these are interesting to study on their own, this post explores the cross-over between the two.

April 9, 2024