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How Things Work #0: ZODA and the Accidental Computer Today, we explore how Data Availability Sampling (DAS) can scale blockchains with Alex Evans and guille from Bain Capital Crypto. Turns out, you can (somehow) embed verifiable computations over data in DA into DA 🪄.

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