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From Bitcoin on Solana to Quantum Vaults | Dean Little, Zeus Network Co-founder
Manage episode 481748335 series 2937596
What if blockchains could communicate as easily as APIs? In The Index's Everything SVM episode, Alex Kehaya and Omar Zaki sit down with Dean Little, Co-founder and Chief Scientist at Zeus Network, which is building a seamless way to connect Bitcoin and other major blockchains to the Solana ecosystem. His other work includes cryptography research at Jupiter Research Center, where he focuses on advancing secure blockchain systems. In this episode, Dean unpacks the breakthroughs driving cross-chain interoperability forward.
The Everything SVM conversation dives into JupNet — a groundbreaking SVM chain designed to “aggregate anything, verify anywhere,” unlocking seamless cross-chain activity without the usual friction. Dean breaks down what sets JupNet apart from protocols like IBC, from its novel approach to validator trust to the way its architecture hides complexity behind an intuitive user experience.
We also explore Dean’s cutting-edge Quantum Vault project, where he’s using Winternitz One-Time Signatures (WOTS), to build quantum-resistant vaults on Solana — a bold move to safeguard crypto assets against the looming threat of quantum computing.
If you’re serious about building cross-chain systems, exploring SVM innovation, or staying ahead of where blockchain infrastructure is headed, this is an episode you can’t afford to miss.
👉 Learn more at https://zeusnetwork.xyz/
👉 Follow Zeus Network on X: https://x.com/zeusnetworkhq
Chapters
1. From Bitcoin on Solana to Quantum Vaults | Dean Little, Zeus Network Co-founder (00:00:00)
2. Introduction to Everything SVM (00:00:06)
3. Dean's Journey into Crypto (00:01:15)
4. Zeus Network & Jupiter Research (00:03:21)
5. Technical Details of JupNet (00:08:55)
6. Cross-Chain Asset Swapping Mechanism (00:19:25)
7. Quantum Vault: Post-Quantum Cryptography (00:25:58)
137 episodes
Manage episode 481748335 series 2937596
What if blockchains could communicate as easily as APIs? In The Index's Everything SVM episode, Alex Kehaya and Omar Zaki sit down with Dean Little, Co-founder and Chief Scientist at Zeus Network, which is building a seamless way to connect Bitcoin and other major blockchains to the Solana ecosystem. His other work includes cryptography research at Jupiter Research Center, where he focuses on advancing secure blockchain systems. In this episode, Dean unpacks the breakthroughs driving cross-chain interoperability forward.
The Everything SVM conversation dives into JupNet — a groundbreaking SVM chain designed to “aggregate anything, verify anywhere,” unlocking seamless cross-chain activity without the usual friction. Dean breaks down what sets JupNet apart from protocols like IBC, from its novel approach to validator trust to the way its architecture hides complexity behind an intuitive user experience.
We also explore Dean’s cutting-edge Quantum Vault project, where he’s using Winternitz One-Time Signatures (WOTS), to build quantum-resistant vaults on Solana — a bold move to safeguard crypto assets against the looming threat of quantum computing.
If you’re serious about building cross-chain systems, exploring SVM innovation, or staying ahead of where blockchain infrastructure is headed, this is an episode you can’t afford to miss.
👉 Learn more at https://zeusnetwork.xyz/
👉 Follow Zeus Network on X: https://x.com/zeusnetworkhq
Chapters
1. From Bitcoin on Solana to Quantum Vaults | Dean Little, Zeus Network Co-founder (00:00:00)
2. Introduction to Everything SVM (00:00:06)
3. Dean's Journey into Crypto (00:01:15)
4. Zeus Network & Jupiter Research (00:03:21)
5. Technical Details of JupNet (00:08:55)
6. Cross-Chain Asset Swapping Mechanism (00:19:25)
7. Quantum Vault: Post-Quantum Cryptography (00:25:58)
137 episodes
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