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Offshift v2 Development Update - Frontend featuring NoirJS & The Offshift Publisher Network During the last week of December, we will release our initial frontend for Offshift v2 using NoirJS, giving our users the chance to generate transaction proofs in-browser for the first time. And to further improve user experience and ease of use, we will debut the first iteration of the Offshift Publisher Network - the permissionless, trustless, decentralized backbone of Offshift v2. The Offshift Publisher Network will be composed of compatible nodes that will be used to roll up and publish batches of private transactions to Ethereum L1. This will allow us to offload the computationally intensive rollup proofs from the end users to the publishers in exchange for a publisher fee. For those of you wanting more details, here is a quick overview of how publishing works within Offshift v2: 1. A permissionless, trustless publisher loads a wallet with enough ETH to pay for rollup gas fees, and runs a server monitoring pending Offshift transactions. 2. Users generate transactions and corresponding proofs. They attach a "publisher fee", which pays for both the gas cost and the computational cost incurred by the publisher. 3. The publisher aggregates the users' transactions and rolls them up via recursive proving - submitting a final zk proof of the state update to Ethereum. In this final transaction, the publisher updates Momiji (Offshift v2's state tree) and confirms all private transactions in the batch. The publisher then collects the fees submitted by privacy preserving individuals, and the privacy preserving individuals get significantly cheaper proving thanks to rollups. No centralized authority is ever involved throughout this process, and there are no master keys. The higher the traffic, the better the publisher incentive, leading to increased competition and decentralization. There will be a more detailed blog post on the publishing network during the month of December with details on how you can get started.