I research blockchain protocols through source-grounded technical notes. My work connects NFT infrastructure with ZK proofs, confidential execution, Base and HyperEVM.
Le parcours français présente 73 notes courtes, chacune consacrée à un mécanisme identifiable dans les sources ou les prototypes de ce dépôt. Il distingue les garanties cryptographiques, les hypothèses opérationnelles et les limites documentaires.
| Area | Repository | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| HyperEVM | hyperevm-tools | L1Read, CoreWriter, cross-DEX transfers, supply synchronization and defensive invariants |
| Hyperliquid | hyperliquid-python-sdk | Signatures, nonces, partial failures, retries and reconciliation |
| HyperEVM data | hyper-evm-sync | Replay, snapshots, continuity checks and precompile context |
| Base | base-std | L1 context, Superchain identity, P256 passkeys and NFT anti-replay rules |
| STARK | Plonky2 | Goldilocks field, FRI, constraints and recursion |
| SNARK | Groth16 | R1CS, parameters, proving keys, public inputs and pairings |
| FHE | FHEVM | Encrypted handles, ACL, coprocessor, KMS and gateway trust boundaries |
- Zora Protocol — NFT protocol architecture.
- Nouns DAO — auctions, treasury and governance.
- Rarible Protocol — marketplace contracts and exchange flows.
- Lens Protocol — onchain social ownership.
- Safe interactions between HyperEVM contracts and HyperCore state.
- Passkey authorization and replay resistance for NFT applications on Base.
- Clear separation between cryptographic guarantees, operational assumptions and application policy.
- Reproducible French-language documentation linked to verifiable source mechanisms.
I read the source, isolate one mechanism per chapter and make trust assumptions and failure modes explicit. These repositories contain documentary analyses: they are not security audits, endorsements or claims of production readiness. No test result is claimed when no test was executed.
- x402 #3521 — validates CAIP-2 EVM network identifiers before resolving a chain ID. Merged upstream.
- zk-email-verify #323 — generalizes the Rust verifier CLI to variable-length public inputs while preserving compact serialization. Under upstream review.