ZKPs

Verifiably proving the decisions of Archimedes.

What are ZKPs (Zero-Knowledge Proofs) ? ZKPs are cryptographic methods that allow one party (prover) to prove to another (verifier) that a statement is true, without revealing any information (“zero-knowledge”) about what is being proven. This enhances privacy and security in transactions and smart contracts.

Applications

ZKPs will prove to the user that our algorithm indeed governs the vault's decisions, without manipulation from the team.

The previous iteration of ZKPs, ‘ZK-SNARKs’ required a trusted setup phase (a third-party) whereas ZK-STARKs ‘uses publicly verifiable randomness to create trustlessly verifiable computation systems’ - it removes the need for a trusted, third-party setup.

Mozaic as a protocol aims to mitigate any malicious third parties that may be attempting to, for example, front-run Archimedes and its decisions in alternating farms or rebalancing funds (exchanging from coin to coin).

ZKPs are a feature that we plan to integrate post launch. We have reached out for integrations with several ZKP solutions, like Modulus Labs.