Standardization Interview – Josh Cincinnati
summary
Advocates standardizing zero knowledge proofs used by the ZCash Fundation and the Zcash protocol and proposes concrete deliverables: benchmarking anonymity and privacy in public blockchains and benchmarks around costs and trade-offs of approaches. Argues the field currently splinters across companies and projects creating a high risk of wasted effort and claims standards will let researchers and engineers compare implementations and measure actual privacy, performance, and cost.
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- 0:00Can you explain the potential of zero-knowledge proof according to you?
- 0:32In which track did you work today and can you explain what you are expecting from this track?
- 1:09Why do you think there is a great need to standardize this technology?
- 1:44Would you like to come to a second workshop?
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