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Guppy: Efficient Light Clients via Recursive Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Traditional light clients rely on validators committing to the entire blockchain state at every block via a state commitment such as a Merkle tree, allowing clients to verify facts using short proofs. However, maintaining large and ever-growing state trees imposes a significant burden on validators
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