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synapticrelease
11y ago
This sounds like it could very easily be abused as a way to peddle supplements while skimping on the experimentation aspect. It's a good idea though. Do you have plans to include something other than supplements? For instance, common
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synapticrelease
11y ago
I should also mention that the protocol to verify x is separate and is a valid ZKP.
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synapticrelease
11y ago
Yes, but it only knows the public key. Which is not a number in any way associated publicly with the identity of the owner...it's essentially a (discrete exponent of a) random number that identifies the coin.
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synapticrelease
11y ago
Read the readme again. The interactive ZKP does not reveal classified information about the actual transaction to the tracker, which is required to authorize it. In theory, yes, a tracker could be malicious. It could even simply delete it
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synapticrelease
11y ago
"Why would you expect a toy to be state of the art?" http://www.8-bitcentral.com/images/nintendo/promo/virtualBoy... Real 3d graphics, that's why!
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synapticrelease
11y ago
the tracker is public and mirrored, and the idea is to reinforce your claim of ownership you send it to as many known trackers as you can within reason. The proof of stake is essentially for free; as described above, by verifying you know t
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synapticrelease
11y ago
So, what I mean by zero knowledge is that there is zero knowledge of the secret key x, the discrete log of y. Y itself is supposed to be derived, that's part of the protocol. But when Bob randomly offsets the x-value before sending
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synapticrelease
11y ago
No reason to be sorry. well, the title was supposed to be longer :P. I was going to write the same as the github title but it didn't fit. It is clearly a toy--- ahermmg ---semi-serious theoretical exercise, and not a real competitor
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synapticrelease
11y ago
Hi, I have no idea if I'm doing this right because I am new to HN. But here is a very early WIP of a zero-knowledge cryptocurrency. I try to keep code terse to avoid bugs. Have at it!
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Show HN: Logcoin – Toy crypto-currency based on a zero-knowledge protocol
(github.com)
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synapticrelease
11y ago
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