ME News reports that on September 9 (UTC+8), a16z crypto announced the release of the new open-source zero-knowledge virtual machine, Lattice Jolt. This version switches the underlying cryptography from elliptic curves to lattice-based cryptography, granting quantum resistance and increasing prover and verifier speeds by 2 to 3 times, with proof sizes under 100 KB. Lattice Jolt employs Akita, a novel polynomial commitment scheme based on the Module-SIS lattice hardness assumption, targeting a 128-bit security level; it can prove over 2 million RISC-V cycles per second on a CPU, and with GPU acceleration via Apple Metal, it exceeds 10 million cycles per second on a MacBook. (Source: ODAILY)
a16z Crypto Launches Open-Source Zero-Knowledge VM Lattice Jolt with Quantum Resistance
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On September 9 (UTC+8), a16z Crypto unveiled Lattice Jolt, an open-source zero-knowledge virtual machine with quantum resistance. Built on MetaEra, it shifts to lattice-based cryptography, increasing prover and verifier speeds by 100–200% and reducing proof sizes to under 100 KB. This development could impact open interest in ZK protocols. Traders are monitoring key resistance levels in DeFi infrastructure stocks as adoption grows.
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