Zero-Knowledge Betting: How ZK Proofs Make Bets Private
How a proof can verify a bet without revealing it — notes, commitments, nullifiers, and shared anonymity sets, in plain terms.
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Every Polymarket trade is public and tied to your wallet. We write about what that leaks, why it matters, and how zero-knowledge cryptography fixes it — in plain language.
How a proof can verify a bet without revealing it — notes, commitments, nullifiers, and shared anonymity sets, in plain terms.
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