A simple guide to conditional tokens, the stickers that turn into money once a question is answered. Explained with a school fair prize shop, a locked money box, and a clever way of naming things.
2026, Jul 28 —A simple guide to the Black-Scholes model - what an option is, why pricing it was a hard puzzle, and how two clever people solved it, explained with everyday analogies for curious readers.
2026, Jul 18 —A simple guide to Cardano's eUTXO model, explained with a jar of real coins, sticky notes, and a referee. Shows how it works and how it is different from Bitcoin, for curious readers of all ages.
2026, Jul 16 —A simple guide to ML-KEM, the new way two computers share a secret code that quantum computers cannot steal, explained with padlocks, locked boxes, and a clever double-check.
2026, Jul 03 —A simple guide to ML-DSA, the new signature that quantum computers cannot fake, explained with everyday analogies about wax seals, secret paint, and drawings that must stay inside the lines.
2026, Jul 03 —A simple guide to the main ways zero-knowledge proof systems have been broken, explained with everyday analogies about magic locks, bakers, and inspectors.
2026, Jun 19 —An intuitive guide to Halo, the first system that lets you verify a million steps of computation by checking just one small proof, without trusting any secret setup ceremony.
2026, Jun 19 —An intuitive guide to the GKR protocol through everyday analogies. Learn how a verifier can check a massive computation by asking a few clever questions, without re-running a single step.
2026, Jun 19 —