Historical and Multichain Storage Proofs
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| author | Kirejczyk, Marek Kalka, Maciej Logvinov, Leonid |
| author_facet | Kirejczyk, Marek Kalka, Maciej Logvinov, Leonid |
| contents | This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of storage proofs in the Ethereum ecosystem, examining their role in addressing historical and cross-chain state access challenges. We systematically review existing approaches to historical state verification, comparing Merkle Mountain Range (MMR) and Merkle-Patricia trie (MPT) architectures. An analysis involves their respective performance characteristics within zero-knowledge contexts, where performance challenges related to Keccak-256 are explored. The paper also examines the cross-chain verification, particularly focusing on the interactions between Ethereum and Layer 2 networks. Through careful analysis of storage proof patterns across different network configurations, we identify and formalize three architectures for cross-chain verification. By organizing this complex technical landscape, this analysis provides a structured framework for understanding storage proof implementations in the Ethereum ecosystem, offering insights into their practical applications and limitations. |
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| spellingShingle | Historical and Multichain Storage Proofs Kirejczyk, Marek Kalka, Maciej Logvinov, Leonid Cryptography and Security This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of storage proofs in the Ethereum ecosystem, examining their role in addressing historical and cross-chain state access challenges. We systematically review existing approaches to historical state verification, comparing Merkle Mountain Range (MMR) and Merkle-Patricia trie (MPT) architectures. An analysis involves their respective performance characteristics within zero-knowledge contexts, where performance challenges related to Keccak-256 are explored. The paper also examines the cross-chain verification, particularly focusing on the interactions between Ethereum and Layer 2 networks. Through careful analysis of storage proof patterns across different network configurations, we identify and formalize three architectures for cross-chain verification. By organizing this complex technical landscape, this analysis provides a structured framework for understanding storage proof implementations in the Ethereum ecosystem, offering insights into their practical applications and limitations. |
| title | Historical and Multichain Storage Proofs |
| topic | Cryptography and Security |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.00193 |