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Fix error on the Verkle trees page #13379

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion public/content/roadmap/verkle-trees/index.md
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The witness size varies depending on the number of leaves it includes. Assuming the witness covers 1000 leaves, a witness for a Merkle trie would be about 3.5MB (assuming 7 levels to the trie). A witness for the same data in a Verkle tree (assuming 4 levels to the tree) would be about 150 kB - **about 23x smaller**. This reduction in witness size will allow stateless client witnesses to be acceptably small. Polynomial witnesses are 0.128 -1 kB depending on which specific polynomial commitment is used).
The witness size varies depending on the number of leaves it includes. Assuming the witness covers 1000 leaves, a witness for a Merkle trie would be about 3.5MB (assuming 7 levels to the trie). A witness for the same data in a Verkle tree (assuming 4 levels to the tree) would be about 150 kB - **about 23x smaller**. This reduction in witness size will allow stateless client witnesses to be acceptably small. Polynomial witnesses are 0.128 -1 kB depending on which specific polynomial commitment is used.

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