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Running with `--prove` will generate a plonk proof. This requires significant computational resources, so we recommend using the [SP1 Prover network](https://docs.succinct.xyz/docs/network/developers/intro).
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Running with `--prove` will generate a plonk proof. This requires significant computational resources, so we recommend using the [SP1 Prover network].
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By default, the `blockhash()` opcode is used, allowing to verify up to 256 blocks old, but the following arguments can be added to demonstrate the various features abaliable:
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* If you provides a Beacon RPC endpoint with the `--beacon-sepolia-rpc-url` argument, the proof will be verified on chain with the beacon root using [EIP-4788](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-4788), up to 8191 blocks old (~27h).
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* The window can even be extended up to the Cancun hardfork by chaining beacon roots using the `--reference-block` argument.
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* The window can even be extended up to the Cancun hardfork by chaining beacon roots using the `--reference-block` argument.
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This example will generate a plonk proof. This requires significant computational resources, so we recommend using the [SP1 Prover network](https://docs.succinct.xyz/docs/network/developers/intro).
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This example will generate a plonk proof. This requires significant computational resources, so we recommend using the [SP1 Prover network].
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## Multiplexer
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The Multiplexer Oracle example demonstrates fetching exchange rates for multiple collateral tokens from an on-chain oracle contract and generating zero-knowledge proofs of the retrieved data.
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The Multiplexer Oracle example demonstrates fetching exchange rates for multiple collateral tokens from an on-chain oracle contract and generating zero-knowledge proofs of the retrieved data.
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