Created on 17th May 2025
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Veristable is a dApp designed to support the Real World Assets (RWA) and DeFi ecosystem. While RWAs are productive assets in the real world, they still face challenges around trust and authenticity. With Veristable, asset tokenization can be done through verification methods such as bank accounts or key ownership documents — all without requiring traditional KYC. This is made possible using zkTLS technology, allowing anyone, including retail investors, to tokenize their assets while preserving Web3’s core principles: permissionless access and anonymity. Veristable ensures RWA authenticity by providing real-time asset proof, backed by a staking mechanism involving participants via AVS (Actively Validated Services). This groundbreaking solution enables secure and transparent tokenization of various assets, including stablecoins, real estate, and other valuable assets.
The most challenging and perplexing aspect of this project has been tackling the AVS within the Solidity framework, which has proven to be incredibly confusing, especially since it’s my first time implementing it. The steep learning curve, coupled with the intricate nature of configuring AVS to ensure seamless smart contract verification, has made the process daunting. From grappling with the complexities of integrating verification logic to troubleshooting unexpected errors in the Solidity code, every step has introduced new layers of confusion, particularly due to the lack of prior experience and the often ambiguous documentation. Despite these hurdles, navigating this uncharted territory has been a critical part of the development journey, pushing me to deepen my understanding of both AVS and Solidity while striving to achieve a robust and reliable implementation.