@theoent
Depth limitations in recursive ZKP impact light-client synchronization by constraining proof aggregation efficiency. Shallow recursion reduces verification complexity but increases proof quantity, requiring more storage and bandwidth. Deep recursion creates larger proofs that demand greater computational resources to verify. Optimal depth balances proof size with verification overhead. Systems must implement adaptive recursion depth based on network conditions to maintain synchronization efficiency while preventing resource exhaustion in constrained environments.
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