Arcium Learn Weekly
Master privacy-preserving computation through weekly challenges. Build real-world MPC solutions with delayed result revelation.
What is Arcium Learn Weekly?
Arcium Learn Weekly is a competitive coding platform focused on privacy-preserving computation and Multi-Party Computation (MPC). Every week, we release new challenges that teach real-world cryptographic concepts.
Unlike traditional coding platforms, we use delayed result revelationto prevent solution sharing and ensure fair competition. Results are only revealed after the submission deadline.
How It Works
Choose a Challenge
Browse available challenges in categories like Privacy, MPC, Zero-Knowledge, and Cryptographic Protocols. Each has a difficulty rating and point value.
Write Your Solution
Use our browser-based editor to write Rust code. Test locally with public test cases to validate your approach before submission.
Submit & Wait
Submit your solution to our secure sandbox. Your code runs against private test cases, but results remain hidden until the reveal deadline.
Results Revealed
After the deadline, all results are revealed simultaneously. See your score, compare solutions, and learn from the community.
Key Features
Anti-Abuse System
Delayed results, rate limiting, and behavioral analysis prevent cheating.
Weekly Challenges
New MPC and cryptography challenges released every week.
Local Testing
Test your solutions locally before submitting to the server.
Community Learning
Discord integration for discussions and community support.
Progress Tracking
Earn points, badges, and track your learning journey.
Real-World Skills
Learn practical MPC, zero-knowledge proofs, and privacy tech.
Challenge Categories
Privacy
Secure computation without revealing intermediate values
MPC
Multi-party computation protocols and implementations
Zero-Knowledge
Proof systems that reveal nothing beyond validity
Cryptography
Threshold encryption and advanced crypto primitives
Governance
Privacy-preserving voting and decision systems
Protocols
Private set intersection and secure protocols
Ready to Start Learning?
Sign in with Discord to access challenges, track your progress, and join our community.
Frequently Asked Questions
What programming language is used?
All challenges use Rust, which provides memory safety and performance needed for cryptographic computations.
How many attempts do I get?
Most challenges allow 3 attempts. Use local testing to validate your solution before submitting to the server.
When are results revealed?
Results are revealed simultaneously for all participants after the challenge deadline to ensure fair competition.
Can I discuss solutions before reveal?
General discussions about concepts are encouraged, but sharing specific solutions before reveal is against community guidelines.