Zero-Knowledge Proofs

Zero-Knowledge Proofs refers to a concept that comes up constantly in web3 reporting. In practice it describes how zero-knowledge proofs works, who is affected and why it matters to readers.

The term is often used loosely. A precise reading focuses on the mechanism behind zero-knowledge proofs rather than the outcome, which is where most confusion starts.

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