The way that I like to look at it, which is that every participant gets the current SRS and shifts it a little bit in a way that the others can see. And then if you have one that does not reveal how they shifted it, then everything is secure because we can predict that shift. We just mentioned a sequencer in other trusted setups. We usually had something called a coordinator. Are we talking about the same thing? Yes. Why the name change? Actually not sure. Or maybe it's because there's sequencers in rollups maybe? No, no, no,no. That's almost an unfortunate. On this day. Yeah. Okay.
In this week's episode, Anna Rose and Kobi Gurkan chat with Carl and Trent from the Ethereum Foundation, covering many topics such as their work on the KZG Ceremony and how this is different from the previous trusted setups we have covered. The group takes a deep dive into trusted setups, discussing what they are for, how they have been run and how the setup is going so far. They also discuss Proto-Danksharding and EIP-4844 - a novel way to organize data logistics for Ethereum.
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