From the blog.
Release notes, resolver updates and partner announcements.
- How Autonomous Workflow Execution Works
- How Autonomous ZK Proof Generation Works Fermah's solution to massive ZK workloads.
- A New Chapter for Fermah: Patricio Napoli Appointed as CTO Fermah's important announcement.
- Case Study: How Fermah Proves Blocks for ZKsync This partnership illustrates how Fermah not only decentralizes proving for one of the largest producers of ZK proofs today, but also helps take its economics and scalability to the next level.
- The Universal Proof Market: A Critical Ingredient for the ZK Endgame The world is always seeking tools that achieve more with fewer resources. Zero-knowledge proofs are perhaps the most powerful embodiment of this principle.
- Proof Aggregation Is proof aggregation a game-changer for crypto? We believe so.
- Fermah x Labyrinth: Powering Compliant Privacy with Confidential Proving Delegation With the combination of Fermah and Labyrinth, you can have both privacy and compliance.
- Fermah x Reclaim: Private zkTLS with Confidential Proving Delegation Our integration with Reclaim empowers users to port their Web2 credentials to Web3 while preserving privacy
- On the Origins of Confidential Proving Delegation (CPD) Delegating proofs should be simple and private
- Privacy Made Practical: Introducing Confidential Proving Delegation Confidential Proving Delegation enables proving to be delegated to powerful machines while keeping private data completely confidential – finally delivering the UX of centralized systems that users expect with the privacy guarantees of zero-knowledge proofs.
- Testnet is Live Today, we're launching Fermah's incentivized testnet!
- ZK101 What is zero-knowledge?
- Fermah x ZKsync: Proof Generation with the Universal Proof Market By integrating Fermah, proof generation for ZKsync is now becoming cheaper, faster, and more decentralized.
- Fermah Powers Proof Generation for Scroll Fermah has integrated with Scroll to deliver cheap, fast, and decentralized proof generation.
- Fermah Generates Proofs for a16z’s Jolt Fermah has integrated the Jolt zkVM by the team at a16z to deliver cheap and fast proof generation.
- Unveiling Fermah Today, we unveil Fermah, the universal proof generation layer
- Devnet is Live Fermah’s Devnet is now live
01 Fermah, Kernel, Fermah Protocol, ULTRAMINT, Froben. What is what?
Fermah is the company; the name began as "Fermat Layer". Fermah Kernel is the engine underneath everything: it runs workflows, resolves outcomes and settles onchain. Froben was the proof market on Kernel. ULTRAMINT is the creator prediction market app on Kernel. Fermah Protocol is the prediction market protocol that opens ULTRAMINT's rails to any platform. Fermah Pay is a prepaid billing layer for agent commerce, building on Stellar.
02 Does Fermah use AI to resolve markets?
Only where a question needs judgment, and never as the whole system. Markets with a named source, like prices, sports, economic data and elections, are read directly by code. Where AI is used, it runs as one step inside a rule fixed at mint: votes must cite evidence, at least two model families must agree, two thirds are needed to settle, and if the judges are unsure the market goes to review instead of guessing.
03 How does Kernel resolve a market?
Each market names a resolver when it is minted. At close, Kernel reads that source, applies the market's rule, records the evidence and settles. Onchain state, off-chain feeds, real-world events and open questions all run through the same engine.
04 What happens if a resolution is wrong?
Every outcome ships with its evidence and a bounded challenge window. Disputes are settled against the recorded evidence under deterministic rules, not by a token-holder vote.
05 Who can build on it today?
Platforms, communities and agent teams. Apply through the starter-kit form on the Fermah Protocol page. ULTRAMINT is live on mainnet. Request access and we will set you up.
06 How do builders make money?
Market creators keep 100% of the trading fees on markets they mint. The liquidity program seeds new books so fees start with the first trade.
07 Is there a token?
Nothing to announce here. Protocol updates go out through the channels in the footer first.
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Release notes, resolver updates and partner announcements, in the order they happen.