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Replacing Trusted Oracles with Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Rust
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Replacing Trusted Oracles with Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Rust

via Dev.toSkye1d ago

Zero-knowledge proofs are increasingly used to verify computations without revealing the underlying data. Most systems today still rely on trusted oracle signatures to confirm off-chain results. But signatures introduce a trust assumption. What if instead we could verify the computation itself? That’s the idea behind ZKCG (Zero Knowledge Credit Graph), an open-source Rust framework for generating and verifying proofs of off-chain computation. Repo: https://github.com/MRSKYWAY/ZKCG Crates: https://crates.io/users/MRSKYWAY

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