Ryan S.
Ryan S.
Security engineer | Blockchain Developer

Blog specialized on Security, Crypto and blockchain.

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    Running a Zama Coprocessor — Architecture, Services and Operator Setup

    Running a Zama Coprocessor — Architecture, Services and Operator Setup

    What a Zama coprocessor node is made of, how its six services move work through PostgreSQL and S3, and how an operator deploys one on EKS with the coprocessor-operator charts.

    2026, Sep 18   —  23 minute read
    Bio's Voter Stake Registry - Vote-Escrow Governance on Solana with spl-governance

    Bio's Voter Stake Registry - Vote-Escrow Governance on Solana with spl-governance

    How Bio's fork of the Mango Voter Stake Registry turns locked deposits into time-weighted spl-governance vote weight, and what its Squads V4 allowlist changes.

    2026, Sep 18   —  21 minute read
    BIO Tokenomics - Supply, Unlocks, Demand and Value Capture of Bio Protocol's Token

    BIO Tokenomics - Supply, Unlocks, Demand and Value Capture of Bio Protocol's Token

    BIO tokenomics on 18 Sept 2026: 3.32 B fully minted, 2.15 B circulating, 0.91 B vesting on-chain, veBIO locks, unlock pace, and no revenue path to the token.

    2026, Sep 18   —  20 minute read
    Bio Protocol Overview - DeSci Launchpad, BIO Token Economy and Open-Source DAO Contracts

    Bio Protocol Overview - DeSci Launchpad, BIO Token Economy and Open-Source DAO Contracts

    How Bio Protocol funds biotech on-chain: USDC Ignition Sales, veBIO and BioXP allocation, a 1 % swap tax, and its audited token, vesting and airdrop contracts.

    2026, Sep 18   —  25 minute read
    Gates on Aztec — What a Private Function Costs, Where the Cost Hides, and Seven Measured Ways to Lower It

    Gates on Aztec — What a Private Function Costs, Where the Cost Hides, and Seven Measured Ways to Lower It

    On Aztec a private function's gate count is proving time on the user's device: kernel overhead, budgets, deliveries, reads, and seven measured optimisations.

    2026, Sep 18   —  21 minute read
    Stablecoins Under MiCA — Asset-Referenced Tokens and E-Money Tokens (Titles III and IV)

    Stablecoins Under MiCA — Asset-Referenced Tokens and E-Money Tokens (Titles III and IV)

    How MiCA regulates stablecoins: who may issue an ART or EMT, the reserve, own-funds and redemption rules, the interest ban and when a token becomes significant.

    2026, Sep 17   —  27 minute read
    Market Abuse and Enforcement Under MiCA — Insider Dealing, Manipulation, Penalties and Supervision (Titles VI and VII)

    Market Abuse and Enforcement Under MiCA — Insider Dealing, Manipulation, Penalties and Supervision (Titles VI and VII)

    MiCA's market-abuse rules for crypto-assets, the fine floors Member States must set, the powers of national authorities and ESMA, and EBA's stablecoin oversight

    2026, Sep 17   —  25 minute read
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