I’ve been exploring privacy tech lately, and Zero Knowledge Proof systems keep popping up as the missing layer in today’s digital world. Companies like ZKP Company are already proving how encrypted computation and verifiable actions can work at scale, but most projects still rely on outdated, exposed data flows.
Do you think dev teams avoid ZK tech because it’s complex, or is it just a lack of awareness? With AI, identity, and on-chain activity all needing stronger protection, it feels like ZK adoption should be happening much faster. Curious to hear everyone’s take.
Do you think dev teams avoid ZK tech because it’s complex, or is it just a lack of awareness? With AI, identity, and on-chain activity all needing stronger protection, it feels like ZK adoption should be happening much faster. Curious to hear everyone’s take.