Web3 Technologies

Exploring blockchain, decentralized systems, and the future of digital ownership and transactions. Our research focuses on making Web3 technologies practical and accessible for mainstream business adoption.

Multiple L1 and L2 Chains

Layer 1 base chains and Layer 2 scaling solutions for enhanced performance and reduced costs.

Optimistic and ZK rollups

Arbitrum, Optimism, zkSync

State channels and sidechains

Cross-layer communication

Ethereum

Leading decentralized platform for smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps).

Proof of Stake consensus

EVM execution environment

Layer 2 scaling solutions

Rich developer ecosystem

EVM

Ethereum Virtual Machine compatible blockchains enabling cross-chain smart contract deployment.

Cross-chain compatibility

Polygon, BSC, Avalanche support

Unified development experience

Multi-chain deployment strategies

SmartContract

Self-executing contracts with terms directly written into code, enabling trustless automation.

Automated agreement execution

Immutable contract logic

Trustless transactions

Programmable business logic

Solidity

Object-oriented programming language for writing smart contracts on Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains.

EVM-compatible language

Contract inheritance and libraries

Gas optimization techniques

Security best practices

Oracles and Integration

Blockchain oracles and integration services connecting smart contracts with real-world data and external systems.

Chainlink and custom oracles

Real-world data feeds

Cross-chain messaging

API and off-chain integration

HyperLedger

Enterprise-grade permissioned blockchain framework for business applications.

Fabric and Besu frameworks

Private and consortium networks

Modular architecture

Enterprise integration patterns

StableCoins

Price-stable cryptocurrencies including Circle USDC, XRPL, and Ripple's RLUSD.

Circle USDC integration

XRPL Ledger stablecoins

RLUSD implementation

Fiat-pegged digital assets

ZK

Cryptographic methods enabling privacy-preserving verification without revealing underlying data.

Privacy-first architecture

Scalability through compression

Verifiable computation

Confidential transactions

ZKP and ZKML

Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Machine Learning combining cryptographic privacy with AI model inference.

ZK-SNARKs and ZK-STARKs

Private ML model execution

Verifiable AI predictions

Privacy-preserving protocols

O1.js MINA

TypeScript framework for building zero-knowledge applications on the MINA Protocol lightweight blockchain.

TypeScript-based zkApps

MINA Protocol integration

Recursive zero-knowledge proofs

Constant-size blockchain