Ethereum developers explore Secret Santa ZK protocol in on-chain privacy push

Ethereum developers are developing a zero-knowledge protocol to increase on-chain privacy. The deployment will kick off with a Secret Santa-style matching system that retains user anonymity through zero-knowledge proofs and transaction relayers. Ethereum developers have made significant efforts to develop privacy frameworks for the network’s on-chain activities, including private token distribution and anonymous voting. The developers are working on a “Secret Santa”-style matching system that could transform into a framework for private coordination. The team is currently spearheading the deployment of a zero-knowledge protocol to enhance on-chain privacy for Ethereum users. The protocol will utilize transaction relayers and zero-knowledge proofs to mask user identities and prevent Sybil attacks during on-chain interactions. Secret Santa deployment on Ethereum is possible, says Artem Chystiakov Is it possible to play Secret Santa on-chain? Well, yes! Here is a formal specification of the ZK Secret Santa protocol that can be implemented in Solidity. It preserves...

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