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In most blockchain ecosystems that use zero-knowledge proofs, a zkdApp developer will often deploy its own verifier contract which hardcodes circuit-specific parameters used for proof verification. A …
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This is a fascinating concept you've described - a "guixie" system that is an introspective, self-modifying DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) built on top of the Guix package manager and the…
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**Description**
Public reveal of full name seems excessive. Remove until clear benefit is established.
**Change request:**
1. Change the option on the UI to "Successful ID verification (without…
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A composition of zero-knowledge proofs is still a proof. `AuxInfoProof` uses its own API which is pretty similar to that of `Proof`. For consistency, we should refactor it to implement `Proof` exactly…
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Projects that use zero knowledge proofs have 100mb+ setup ceremony keys that they would need to load in a Snap.
How can we allow them to do that?
CC @piotr-roslaniec
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Opening this on behalf of @atheartengineer
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
When a user loses their keys they are screwed
**Describe the solution you'd like*…
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There are currently seven component zero-knowledge proofs that are used in the protocol. The unit tests currently include "happy" tests -- that is, creating a proof using the generation functions prod…
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### New Architecture
The previous architecture of summa solvency uses PSE fork of halo2 which uses KZG commitment scheme so the proof can be verified on ethereum mainnet(L1). This new architecture …
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# Basic Concepts
- [What A Blockchain Is, Written In Blockchain - Simplest Explanation](https://cryptobriefing.com/explain-blockchain-parents/)
-[Blockchain - with underlying principles]( https://…
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There are some common issues across the zero-knowledge proofs in the repo that should be addressed. Broadly, these include:
- Loose typing. The proofs use relatively generic types for many of their i…