Zero-Knowledge Cryptography Moves Beyond Blockchain

[cryptobro]

Zero-knowledge proofs, originally developed for blockchain privacy and scalability, could now play a role in governance. ZK systems allow verification of voter eligibility and results without exposing identities. Analysts predict the ZK market could reach $10.2B annually by 2030, processing billions of proofs with speeds approaching major payment networks. Proponents say anonymous voting could protect judicial independence, while critics warn it may reduce transparency.

[jacson4]

ZK tech is evolving so fast — the use cases now go far beyond crypto.

[alex10]

Zero-knowledge proofs could redefine how data privacy works globally.