I’ve been following ZKP Company and their work with Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) technology, and it feels like they’re solving one of the biggest problems in digital systems: how to prove something without exposing sensitive information.
Their platform uses blockchain and advanced cryptography to let users verify identity, share data, and run AI computations privately. With Proof Pods enabling encrypted processing and ZKP Coin powering the ecosystem, the model gives control back to the user instead of centralized platforms.
Do you think privacy-preserving verification will become the new standard online? Or will traditional, data-heavy systems continue to dominate?
Their platform uses blockchain and advanced cryptography to let users verify identity, share data, and run AI computations privately. With Proof Pods enabling encrypted processing and ZKP Coin powering the ecosystem, the model gives control back to the user instead of centralized platforms.
Do you think privacy-preserving verification will become the new standard online? Or will traditional, data-heavy systems continue to dominate?