Fairgate to Present at Stanford Bitcoin Cryptography Workshop
Fairgate announced that CTO Sergio Lerner and CSO Ariel Futoransky will present their latest research at the Workshop on Cryptography for Bitcoin, co-located with the Science of Blockchain Conference 2026 at Stanford. Their work introduces a new approach for proving garbling correctness with constant-size proofs, addressing a key challenge behind Bitcoin bridges, vaults, and covenant-like constructions.
Our CTO @sdlerner and CSO @afutoransky (Futo) will be presenting at the Workshop on Cryptography for Bitcoin, co-located with the Science of Blockchain Conference 2026 at Stanford on July 31.
— Fairgate (@FairGateLabs) July 23, 2026
Workshop details: https://t.co/LbyuROWP2O
The paper, "From cut-and-choose to constant-size proofs of garbling correctness," tackles a bottleneck behind Bitcoin bridges, vaults, and covenant-like constructions: proving a garbled circuit was built honestly, without the communication and storage costs of cut-and-choose.