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> **Warning**
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> Still in early development. Don't use yet except you know what your doing!
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> Expect breaking changes!
`crysol` is a set of Solidity libraries providing **clean** and **well-tested** implementations of cryptographic algorithms.

Differentiating to other projects, `crysol` also provides functionality to create cryptographic objects.
`crysol` is a collection of pure Solidity libraries providing elliptic curve cryptography for on- and offchain operations.

## Installation

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## What are `vmed` functions?

Traditionally, Solidity has been primarily used for verifying cryptographic objects and rarely for creating them, eg we verify ECDSA signatures in Solidity via `ecrecover` and create them via our non-Solidity based wallet libraries.
Traditionally, Solidity has been primarily used for verifying cryptographic objects and rarely for creating them, eg we
verify ECDSA signatures in Solidity via `ecrecover` and create them via our non-Solidity based wallet libraries.

`crysol` takes a more comprehensive approach and also provides functionality to create cryptographic objects, allowing developers to test and experiment with cryptographic systems from within their Solidity environment.

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