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Veedo (StarkWare)

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Veedo by StarkWare

VeeDo is StarkWare’s STARK-based Verifiable Delay Function (VDF), and its PoC is now live on Mainnet. VeeDo's time-locks allow information to be sealed for a predetermined period of time (during the sequencing phase), and then made public.

2 approaches using privacy to minimize MEV

  1. Time-locks as part of the protocol layer

  2. Time-locks on Ethereum with smart contracts - supported today

Links:

  • Website:

  • Medium:

  • Presentation:

https://starkware.co/
https://medium.com/starkware/presenting-veedo-e4bbff77c7ae
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1C_Rb_rtUXT2Nkettu_GPSlD9yCge8ioBNLRj5OBNbyY/edit#slide=id.gb576f94980_0_836