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One of the ideas we're most excited about: native proof verification. Native rollups are just one application of it. @donnoh_eth breaks it down at @JoinFutura [Spoken audio]: And when you actually want to call the verify function, what you do is that you take the program hash, you take the public inputs, you put them together within one input, and then you verify a proof and the input. Like the most important thing to understand here is that the program being verified is just an input to the verifier. If Ethereum for itself has this risk five verification infrastructure that it uses for DVM, why not exposing the same risk five verification infrastructure for all programs on Ethereum to use. They're not just EVM. There could be anything, like all the programs that use ZK-Proofs, instead of having to deploy their own verifiers and maintain them and fix them when there are bugs, they could just reuse the infrastructure that Ethereum is already planning to enshrine. If there is a bug here, we'll fix it for you. You don't need to worry about bugs and ZK-VMs.
