Implementation of zero-knowledge proof circuits for Blobstream, Celestia's data availability solution for Ethereum.

Blobstream X's core contract is BlobstreamX, which stores commitments to ranges of data roots from Celestia blocks. Users can query for the validity of a data root of a specific block height via verifyAttestation, which proves that the data root is a leaf in the Merkle tree for the block range the specific block height is in.

Add env variables to .env, following the .env.example. You do not need to fill out the local configuration, unless you're planning on doing local proving.

Run BlobstreamX script to request updates to the specified light client continuously. For the cadence of requesting updates, update LOOP_DELAY_MINUTES.

In /, run

cargo run --bin blobstreamx --release

To deploy the BlobstreamX contract:

1. Get the genesis parameters for a BlobstreamX contract from a specific Celestia block.

cargo run --bin genesis -- --block <genesis_block>

2. Add .env variables to contracts/.env, following contracts/.env.example.
3. Initialize BlobstreamX contract with genesis parameters. In contracts, run

forge install

source .env

forge script script/Deploy.s.sol --rpc-url $RPC_URL --private-key $PRIVATE_KEY --broadcast --verify --verifier etherscan --etherscan-api-key $ETHERSCAN_API_KEY

Set the whitelist status of a functionID to Default (0), Custom (1) or Disabled (2).

cast calldata "setWhitelistStatus(bytes32,uint8)" <YOUR_FUNCTION_ID> <WHITELIST_STATUS>

Add a custom prover for a specific functionID.

cast calldata "addCustomProver(bytes32,address)" <FUNCTION_ID> <CUSTOM_PROVER_ADDRESS>

You can interact with the Blobstream X contracts today. The list of the deployed Blobstream X Solidity smart contracts can be found here.

For more information, please refer to the documentation. And if you're planning on building a rollup that uses Blobstream, check out the blobstream rollups docs.