These days, in the world of agriculture, having traceability isn’t just a nice-to-have; it's absolutely essential. It could be the key to handling a targeted recall in just a few hours, or it could lead to tossing out an entire season's worth of produce. Alright, so here’s the lowdown on how we’ve built a system for tracking certified-organic products. It’s designed to keep auditors satisfied, protect our profits, and let us grow without draining our budget on gas or integration costs. Pretty neat, right?

Agriculture: Provenance Tracking for Organic Goods

It all starts with a struggle, which can lead to some serious frustration. But then, after digging a little deeper, you might just find the answer you’ve been looking for. And that’s when you come across the evidence that backs it all up!

Your organic provenance breaks at the exact points regulators audit

• Alright, so it sounds like you want to make sure you have reliable end-to-end traceability tied to a Traceability Lot Code (TLC). And you’d like to have those sortable records delivered to you within a day, right? But here’s the thing: your suppliers are all over the place--spread across spreadsheets, ERP systems, and a mountain of paper bills of lading. FSMA 204 is super important! It requires that you gather Key Data Elements (KDEs) for each Critical Tracking Event (CTE). On top of that, the FDA can request that dataset in a spreadsheet format whenever they feel like it. Check it out here.

Hey there! If you’re dealing with imports that say “organic” on the label, it’s super important to familiarize yourself with NOP Import Certificates. Plus, don’t forget about keeping track of that farm-to-market traceability! Hey there! Just a quick reminder that the compliance date for the Strengthening Organic Enforcement (SOE) regulations has already come and gone--March 19, 2024, was the big day. Many importers are still grinding away with manual document checks.
If you're looking for more info, just check it out here. Happy reading!

• Buyers in the EU are really stepping it up these days. They’re actually requesting detailed geolocations of the farms that produce forest-risk commodities like cocoa and coffee. So, the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is making some waves! It requires companies to provide geocoordinates and due diligence statements. Just a heads up, the deadlines are approaching fast--big and medium-sized companies need to get their stuff together by December 30, 2025, while small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have until June 30, 2026. Don’t sleep on this! If you're curious to dive deeper into this topic, feel free to check it out here.

Hey there! Just a heads up that the packaging and point-of-sale (POS) world is making a pretty big shift. By the “Sunrise 2027” deadline, we’ll be seeing a lot more 2D barcodes that use the GS1 Digital Link. Exciting times ahead! So, just a heads up: you can expect a bit of dual-marking while we’re going through this transition period. If you're still relying solely on UPC labels, you might want to brace yourself--your data probably won't impress buyers. Learn more here.

• Back at the office, your SOC 2 and procurement crews are on the hunt for some solid financial deals that won't crumble under pressure, leak any Personally Identifiable Information (PII), or send your cloud bills skyrocketing.
  It looks like your blockchain Proofs of Concept (POCs) are hitting a bit of a snag. They're kind of in limbo right now, thanks to some hiccups with integration, rising gas costs, or concerns about privacy.

Delay means lost shelf space, widened recalls, and procurement penalties

Hey there! Just a heads up--if you happen to miss the FSMA 204 enforcement window (it's on pause until July 20, 2028, by the way), you might still run into some retailer requirements. Plus, there’s a chance of getting 483 observations, and in some cases, you could even risk being delisted if things go south. So, keep an eye on it! So, the compliance date is officially marked for January 20, 2026. However, Congress has suggested that the FDA hold off on enforcing it until July 20, 2028. But you know what? Retailers aren't just kicking back and twiddling their thumbs in the meantime! They're getting ahead of the game. If you want to dive deeper into the details, feel free to check it out here. Happy reading!

Hey there! So, if you’re looking to export to the EU, it’s super important to have geolocation data on hand that shows your product is deforestation-free. If you can’t provide this info, you might run into some serious issues at customs. We’re talking potential blocks on your shipments and fines that could hit up to 4% of your EU sales. Yikes! So, even though we've pushed it back by a year, you still need to provide geolocation information. That requirement is still very much in play. If you're looking for more details, just check this out here. You'll find some useful info there!

If the packaging teams don’t pay attention to the 2D migration, they’re going to end up scrambling to update their production lines and point-of-sale systems. It's going to be a mad dash, and nobody wants that kind of stress! Getting caught up in this scramble can really push back product launches, and that means missing out on the awesome perks that 2D technology can offer, like dynamic markdowns and cutting down on waste. If you want to dive deeper into this, check it out here. It's definitely worth a read!

Tech teams that are simply throwing logs on-chain are really going to run into some budget issues down the line. If they don’t keep EIP-4844 in the picture while designing, they could really feel the pinch from rising L2 fees and the ever-increasing calldata. It could hit their wallets harder than they expect! Blobs have really slashed down L2 DA costs, and overlooking this is just throwing money away every time settlement rolls around. If you want to dive deeper into this topic, you can check out more details here.

7Block Labs’ Provenance Stack for Organic Goods

We focus on capturing data with a standards-first approach, using EPCIS 2.0 as our guiding framework. So, when it comes to the GS1 Digital Link, we’re talking about something pretty neat here. It’s all about privacy-preserving attestations, which is essentially what VC 2 brings to the table. It's really about keeping your data safe while still allowing for verification. You’ve got to blend zero-knowledge proofs (0 + ZK) and the latest in layer 2 economics (EIP-4844) into a cohesive setup that’ll impress both your auditors and procurement folks. It's all about creating that perfect balance!

• Standards-native event model
• We're rolling with EPCIS 2. So, when you're working with JSON-LD for things like CTEs and KDEs, you’ll come across different types of events. These include ObjectEvent, AggregationEvent, TransformationEvent, and TransactionEvent. It's pretty cool how they all fit together! Oh, and guess what? We’ve got some pretty awesome sensor add-ons for managing cold chain stuff.
  Imagine this as your ultimate event bus, making it super easy for farms, packers, and distributors to connect and work together. Feel free to take a look at it right here: gs1.org. Enjoy exploring!
• We're really into the GS1 Digital Link QR and DataMatrix codes that you’ll see on units, cases, and pallets too. We're getting ready for "Sunrise 2027" with UPC plus 2D dual-marking! Hey, if you want all the juicy details, just check this link out: gs1digital.link. You won’t want to miss it!
• Trustworthy identities and credentials.
• We’re all about that W3C VC 2 life! You've got the skills to manage organic certificates, audit badges, and importer credentials, all while utilizing some cool selective disclosure techniques with JOSE/COSE and SD-JWT. Auditors are able to check signatures, and buyers only get to see what’s meant for them--it's a nice balance of being open, but still respecting everyone’s privacy. Want to dive deeper into this? Check it out right here: w3.org.
• Keeping things private with zero-knowledge. With Groth16 and PLONK circuits, we can confidently show things like “this certificate is legit for date X” or “the harvest's latitude and longitude are within the certified zone” - all without revealing any details about who the suppliers are or what they charge. It's a pretty neat way to keep things private while still providing proof! We've really nailed the costs for on-chain verification! So, when you run a Groth16 verify, it typically takes around 200-220k gas, plus you should factor in about 7k for each public input on BN254. Pretty neat, right? We're really fine-tuning those pairings and the public IO to ensure everything runs smoother for you. If you’re interested in getting a better understanding of the topic, take a look at this article: (medium.com). It's got some really useful insights that could help clear things up!
• L2-first economics (post-EIP-4844) We're diving into our EPCIS commitments and proof verifications using Ethereum Layer 2s. By leveraging blob data availability, we can really cut costs down--by 10 to even 100 times less than what you’d spend with traditional calldata. Pretty exciting stuff! What this means is that you’ll receive a settlement that isn’t just better, but also fits your budget, even when things get really hectic during those peak seasons. Check out the full scoop right here: (coingecko.com). You’ll find all the juicy details waiting for you!
• Enterprise control plane that follows SOC 2 guidelines. We’ve created a strong control system that focuses on role-based access, smart data retention that meets regulatory deadlines, limited Personally Identifiable Information (PII), and reliable audit trails that align with SOC 2 standards. Rather than completely revamping your system, we make it super easy to connect with your ERP, MES, or WMS through our awesome blockchain integration services and tailored custom blockchain development services. We believe in smooth integration without the hassle!

Architecture blueprint (reference)

• Capture So, the edge gateways start things off by signing EPCIS events using Ed25519. They connect GTINs, TLCs, and timestamps together. So, those cool 2D barcodes actually contain GS1 Digital Link URIs. Then, mobile devices and scanners send all the event info over to the capture API.
• Normalize
• With EPCIS 2. So, with our REST setup, we kick things off by moving everything into the event store. Think of it as this unchangeable log where we keep all our data safe. After that, we run it through some schema validation to make sure everything checks out. Once that’s done, we go ahead and issue VCs for stuff like certificates and inspections. It’s a pretty smooth process!
• Commit So, what we do is group events for each lot, then whip up a Keccak Merkle root from that. After that, we send it over to the L2 smart contracts as our commitments. It's a pretty smooth process! This way, proofs can check out specific claims whenever we need them to.
• Prove/Verify With ZK circuits, we can easily verify a bunch of important stuff, like checking if a point is inside a geofenced area, making sure certificates are valid, and keeping track of lot integrity. It’s pretty cool how these circuits can help us maintain accuracy and security in different scenarios! The Solidity verifier has been specially adjusted to work with a specific version of Groth16 that uses 3 pairings.
• Share
• If you're a buyer, there's a handy portal where you can scan and access a VC presentation that's tailored to your specific policy needs. On top of that, they can view the full lot path that's been pieced together from the EPCIS data. It includes everything--signed actors, timestamps, and any conditions that were in place. Pretty neat, right?

Example EPCIS 2.0 ObjectEvent (JSON‑LD) a packer posts when sealing cases:

{
  "@context": "http://epcis.github.io/epcis-context.jsonld",
  "eventTime": "2023-10-01T10:30:00Z",
  "eventTimeZone": "-07:00",
  "eventType": "OBJECT_EVENT",
  "epcList": [
    "urn:epc:id:sgtin:0614141.123456.123456",
    "urn:epc:id:sgtin:0614141.123456.654321"
  ],
  "action": "ADD",
  "bizStep": "urn:epcglobal:bizstep:sealing",
  "disposition": "urn:epcglobal:disposition:sealed",
  "readPoint": {
    "id": "urn:epc:id:sgln:0614141.12345.67890"
  },
  "bizLocation": {
    "id": "urn:epc:id:sgln:0614141.12345.67891"
  },
  "extension": {
    "extensionField": "value"
  }
}

Here's a little JSON-LD snippet that shows an ObjectEvent happening when a packer seals up some cases. Cool, right? You can check out the details like eventTime, epcList, and the bizStep that shows it's in the sealing stage. We've also got the readPoint and bizLocation in the mix, which really helps to paint a complete picture of what's going on.

{
  "@context": ["https://ref.gs1.org/standards/epcis/2.0.0/epcis-context.jsonld"],
  "type": "ObjectEvent",
  "eventTime": "2026-01-20T16:25:00Z",
  "eventTimeZoneOffset": "-05:00",
  "epcList": ["urn:epc:id:sgtin:095060001234.00001.000000123456"],
  "action": "ADD",
  "bizStep": "packing",
  "disposition": "sealed",
  "readPoint": {"id": "urn:epc:id:sgln:0950600.00001.0"},
  "bizLocation": {"id": "urn:epc:id:sgln:0950600.00002.0"},
  "cert:organic": {"@id": "did:example:cert-abc#vc"},
  "sensorElementList": [{
    "sensorMetadata": {"time": "2026-01-20T16:10:00Z"},
    "sensorReport": [{"type": "gs1:Temperature", "value": 4.1, "uom": "CEL"}]
  }]
}

Just a heads up, the EPCIS and JSON-LD features along with the event types are all part of GS1’s version 2. So, with the 0 release, you can expect them to be all set up to support sensor extensions right from the start. It's pretty convenient! If you want to dive deeper into it, feel free to check it out here.

Why this matters for auditors and buyers

• FSMA 204: We're really focused on gathering Key Data Elements (KDEs) during those important moments we call Critical Tracking Events (CTEs). We make sure to keep those TLC linkages in place, and we can put together a sortable spreadsheet you need in just a few hours! This aligns perfectly with FDA guidelines and ensures you have that L2-anchored non-repudiation you’re looking for. (fda.gov).
• SOE (USDA): We handle import certificates like they're Verifiable Credentials (VCs). Hey there! Just wanted to give you a quick heads-up: starting March 19, 2024, you'll need to have a valid NOP Import Certificate for all shipments at CBP. No stress about showing the whole document, though--it's all verifiable! If you want more details, check it out here.
• EUDR: We collect geocoordinates from farm polygons and make sure they’re verified in a secure way (shoutout to Zero-Knowledge proofs for keeping things private) to confirm they’re actually within the designated plots. The due diligence statement will reference the on-chain commitment ID. Hey! Just a quick reminder that those deadlines are coming up fast--December 30, 2025, and June 30, 2026 are just around the corner. Keep an eye on them! (globaltaxnews.ey.com).
• 2D “Sunrise 2027”: We’re jumping on the GS1 Digital Link bandwagon pretty soon! This shift is going to help us reduce the headaches that come with retail POS updates. Plus, it’ll make the whole experience a lot more engaging for both shoppers and auditors - all thanks to just one quick scan! (gs1digital.link).

Implementation: 90‑day pilot plan with SOC 2 controls

• Days 0-15: Getting to Know the System. Let’s get started by checking out the KDE/CTE inventory, the latest labeling updates, and how everything connects with ERP and EDI. It’s a good way to get a clear picture of where we stand! We'll be putting together a plan for how importer certificates will work. Let's make sure our security is on point by aligning our scope with the SOC 2 control families. We should really focus on key areas like access management, change controls, and logging. This way, we can cover all our bases!
• Days 16-45: Diving into the Data Plane.
• We're gearing up to launch EPCIS 2. Alright, let’s get that capture API going and bring two suppliers into the mix! Also, we’ll have GS1 Digital Link label templates all set and ready for you. Plus, we’ll get a VC 2 up and running too! You're the go-to for organic certificates and inspections. If you're curious to learn more about this, you can dive in here.
• Days 46-75: Diving Into Proofs and Anchoring.
• In this stage, we’re going to roll out some L2 contracts that can work smoothly with EIP‑4844-aware batching. We'll also be adding the Groth16 verifier into the mix and getting a point-in-polygon circuit up and running for one of the origin regions. On top of that, we're also sharing the commitments for each lot. If you're curious about EIP-4844, you can check it out here. There’s some great info that breaks it down for you!
• Days 76-90: Buyer and Auditor Experience

During this period, we really dove into the buyer and auditor experience. It was all about understanding their perspectives and what makes their journey smooth or bumpy. We gathered feedback, identified pain points, and brainstormed ways to enhance the overall experience. It was a great chance to connect with users and see the world through their eyes!

• And here comes the exciting part! Buyers can simply scan to dive into the provenance portal, which is tailored just for them. Plus, we’ll have an FSMA 204 export button all set up to keep things smooth and hassle-free. We're putting together an EUDR due diligence snapshot that will feature geolocation status and also include a check on the importer VC.

Don’t worry, we’ve got you sorted with our awesome web3 development services. Plus, you can count on our reliable security audit services to keep everything safe and sound.

Technical specifics that cut cost and risk

Sure thing! It’s all about making gas usage more efficient when it comes to zero-knowledge (ZK) verification on Ethereum. So, if you’re working with the BN254 pairing, expect to shell out about 45,000 gas plus an additional 34,000 for each pairing you do (that’s what ‘k’ stands for). This is all based on the changes from EIP-1108.
Usually, a Groth16 setup requires around 4 pairings. We’ve set up a 3-pairing check, and we've also cut back on the public inputs a bit. This should help keep the verification costs around 200-220k gas, which is pretty reasonable! Check it out here. Once BLS12-381 precompiles start to become standard on your target chain, we'll take a closer look at the gas costs compared to calldata and consider the MSM precompiles as well. Don't worry, we'll lay out both options for you to see before you decide anything. Dive deeper here.

So, when it comes to EIP-4844, the economics are pretty much built right into the design. Hey there! So, great news on the blob front! Layer 2 data availability just got way more affordable--like, we’re talking 10 to 100 times cheaper! On top of that, the fees for blobs are now handled separately from the usual gas fees, thanks to this new multi-dimensional fee market. Pretty cool, right? We group our commitments together so that we don’t end up shelling out cash for permanent storage when we're just dealing with temporary proofs. Learn more here.

• Keeping data to a minimum and sharing only what's necessary.
• VC 2. 0 is all about backing JOSE/COSE cryptosuites, especially when it comes to selective disclosure. What this means is that buyers can check if a certificate is legit and confirm important details without needing to gather any personal info from the suppliers. Get the details here.
• Work closely with retail operations.
• So, with EPCIS 2, you get this awesome blend of features... The 0 and GS1 Digital Link really mesh well with the tech setups that retailers are putting together as they prepare for Sunrise 2027. This really helps reduce the hassle of dealing with custom integrations down the line. If you're looking for more details, you can check it out here.
• Organic berries available in the U.S. Hey there! Just a heads up, when it comes to retail, keep in mind that we're working with FSMA 204, and Sunrise is set for 2027. We've started tagging our pallets with GS1 Digital Link QR codes that show the GTIN and lot information. We're also tracking ObjectEvents at all the important stages--like when we harvest, cool, pack, ship, and receive. We do this using scans and some cool IoT technology.
• If there's ever a recall, the FSMA 204 export makes it super easy for us to create a sortable spreadsheet in just a few hours. On top of that, the L2 commitment really provides some great tamper-evidence. Walmart has really upped their game by reducing traceback time from days to just seconds with their new programs. That’s great news for you because it means your risk window is getting a lot smaller too! (food-safety.com).
• So, when it comes to organic coffee heading to the EU, you’ll want to keep the EUDR and SOE for the U.S. in mind. re-exports). So, co-ops are getting busy mapping out those farm polygons. When the pickers head to the fields, they simply scan a QR code at the collection spot, and that's what gets the whole VC event rolling! We can definitely prove that the beans are sourced from places that haven’t seen any deforestation since 2020. Plus, we can do this without revealing any farm names to keep things under wraps from the competition. (Thanks to ZK point-in-polygon for that!)
• The due diligence statement mentions the L2 commitment, which means customs can check if you're following the geolocation rules without having to snoop around your pricing details. Just a heads up about the EUDR deadlines! If you're with a large or medium-sized company, make sure you're ready by December 30, 2025. For those in the SME (small and medium enterprises) category, you'll have a bit more time, with a deadline set for June 30, 2026. Mark your calendars! (globaltaxnews.ey.com).

Emerging best practices we apply now

• Check out EPCIS 2! Switching to JSON-LD instead of sticking with CSV is definitely a smart play! It helps future-proof your sensor data and makes it way easier to integrate with modern web APIs. Take a look at this: gs1.org. You might find it really interesting! Hey, just a heads up--don’t forget about the GS1 Digital Link as we gear up for Sunrise 2027! It’s a great idea to start thinking about dual-marking your products now. That way, you won’t have to worry about redoing your packaging down the line. Plus, it'll open up opportunities for dynamic markdowns and help you reduce waste. It’s a win-win! More details here: (gs1digital.link). Think of your credentials as Verifiable Credentials (VCs) that can show only what you want them to. Let’s step away from the old-school PDFs and embrace machine-verifiable attestations instead! It’s a smarter, more secure way to share your info. Instead of focusing solely on pixels, try incorporating policies into your editing process. Learn more at (w3.org).
• When you're working on Layer 2, consider using EIP-4844. It lets you lock in your important stuff within blobs, so you only have to keep the calldata that truly matters. Honestly, making this small adjustment could really cut down your settlement operational costs by a ton! Take a look at this: (coingecko.com). It's pretty interesting! When you’re working on ZK circuits, try to keep those public inputs to a minimum. Just a heads up - each public signal can cost you around 7k gas on BN254, which adds up quickly! So, when you’re planning your proofs, it’s a smart move to focus on straightforward boolean outcomes like “valid on date X” or “inside polygon Y.” Keeping it simple is the way to go! "Want to dive deeper? Check out the full story over at Medium."

Business outcomes (GTM metrics we target in pilots)

• Remember how far and fast you can go.
• Thanks to some cool tech advancements, we’re seeing more than a 90% drop in affected units during targeted recalls. Nowadays, you can track products right back to the farm or lot in just a few minutes, which is pretty amazing! Remember the old days when it could take around a week? That's a huge improvement! (food-safety.com).
• Making the most of waste and markdowns.
• 2D barcodes really shake things up when it comes to offering discounts based on expiration dates. When retailers start using 2D scanning at checkout, a lot of test runs have shown a pretty significant drop in waste. I can't help but feel excited about how this technology has the potential to change things for the better! It’s pretty cool to think that by the end of 2027, we might see barcodes being replaced by something even more powerful. Check out the details in this article! (theguardian.com).
• Staying on top of compliance and being ready for audits. With FSMA 204, getting sortable exports and checking SOE certificates is a breeze! Just one click and you’ve got your reports ready to go. Plus, EUDR due diligence is really simple thanks to geolocation status--it's all set up and ready for buyers! Hey, that's great news for anyone looking to keep things compliant! Check out the article here for some awesome insights.
• Cost to serve
  Hey there! So, if you use L2 anchoring along with EIP-4844, you can seriously slash data availability costs--like, we're talking 10 to 100 times less than the usual calldata! Pretty wild, right? And when we dive into ZK verification, it gets even better. You’re looking at about 200 to 220k gas per proof, all thanks to some clever pairing tricks and public-IO optimizations. How cool is that? Now that’s efficient! (coingecko.com).
• Procurement leverage
  When you can prove where something came from, it gives you the chance to set higher prices and also helps boost how well your vendors perform. Also, with selective disclosure, you can prove you’re following the rules without spilling all the details about your supplier agreements. It’s a smart way to keep things under wraps while still showing you’re in line with compliance. It's a really clever way to keep trust and security in check!

How we engage

• Strategy and Architecture: Let’s huddle up with your compliance and operations folks to brainstorm the standards stack on a whiteboard. After that, we can pin down what the 90-day pilot will look like.
• Building and integrating: Our team is all set to launch the EPCIS/VC capture plane, L2 contracts, and ZK modules. Seriously, we’ve got this down to a science! These are tried-and-true methods from our smart contract development and dApp development projects, and we can't wait to bring them to life for you!
• Security and Audit: Before we go live, we’ll do a thorough check using our security audit services. This way, we can make sure everything meets those important SOC 2 standards for logging, access, and change control. Keeping things secure is our top priority!
• Scale and extend: Looking to grow? We've got your back! Whether you need help with rollouts in different regions, integrating with multiple retailers, or ensuring smooth interactions between different chains, our cross-chain solutions development has you covered!

Why 7Block Labs

• Tech-savvy but down-to-earth: We dive deep into the details of Solidity and ZK, but we never lose sight of the bigger picture, like ROI, procurement, and SOC 2.
• Standards-first: Thanks to EPCIS 2. 0, GS1 Digital Link, and VC 2. You can chill knowing that your data is super easy to move around and can be checked anytime. (gs1.org).
• Cost-conscious: Our setup is designed with EIP-4844 in mind, and we've fine-tuned the proof verification to keep those pesky gas fees in check. So, you can relax knowing there won’t be any surprise charges. (coingecko.com).

Appendix: Regulatory Snapshots and References

• FSMA 204: So, here's the scoop on Key Data Elements (KDEs) and Critical Tracking Events (CTEs) - you’ve got a 24-hour window to respond to these! So, the original deadline for compliance is January 20, 2026. However, enforcement won’t actually start until after July 20, 2028, because of a directive from Congress. Hey, just wanted to give you a quick heads-up--some retailers might start rolling out these rules sooner than expected. (fda.gov).
• USDA SOE: This kicked in on March 20, 2023, and you’ve got until March 19, 2024, to get everything in line. Hey there! Just a quick heads up: NOP Import Certificates are now required for any shipments submitted after the rollout. Make sure you’ve got that covered! (ams.usda.gov).
• EUDR: So, here's the lowdown on geolocation and due diligence. If you're running a large or medium-sized company, you need to get your act together by December 30, 2025. For the smaller businesses, the deadline is a bit later--June 30, 2026. Make sure you mark those dates on your calendar! (globaltaxnews.ey.com).
• GS1 “Sunrise 2027”: Brace yourselves for a big change in the industry! We're gearing up to switch to 2D barcodes at checkout. Just a heads up, there’s going to be some dual-marking to help smooth out the transition, so make sure to keep an eye out for it! (gs1digital.link).
• VC 2. 0: Great news! This just got the green light as a W3C Recommendation. When it comes to JOSE/COSE, it really boils down to having solid data integrity suites and the ability to share only what you need to. Pretty neat, right? (w3.org).
• EIP‑4844: So, after the Dencun upgrade, those post blobs are really shaking things up by slashing layer 2 data costs by an incredible 10 to 100 times! Oh, and there's this cool multi-dimensional fee market going on too. Exciting stuff! (coingecko.com).
• ZK verification costs: Thanks to EIP‑1108, we're seeing some adjustments in the pricing for pairings. When it comes to verifying Groth16, you can expect a starting point of roughly 200 to 220k gas. And just a heads up, it’s going to be around an extra 7k for each public input if you're working with BN254. (voltaire.tevm.sh).

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