Apr 15
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This video explores the key differences between verifiable programs (vProgs) and traditional smart contracts, focusing on when each approach is most appropriate in modern blockchain applications. It explains how smart contracts operate as on-chain code that executes deterministically across a network, making them ideal for transparent, trustless interactions. In contrast, vProgs are presented as programmable locks that leverage cryptographic proofs (such as zero-knowledge proofs) to verify correctness without requiring all computation to happen on-chain, improving efficiency and scalability. Hope you enjoy! Blog: https://medium.com/@james_allan Instagram: JamesAllan0 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/cityxcape