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this is fun!

care to elaborate more on what you see does exist at that intersection?

well, bringing the cost down is probably just a matter of time, isn't it?

what i think is more important is finding form factors of using zK that make sense to enterprises. from outgoing api calls to file sharing, the scope of vulnerabilities is extremely large.

i see. that's a game theory lens.

while it probably makes sense for certain consumer data companies, do you think about cases where poor data security/privacy actually harms the company? eg: when sensitive company data gets leaked during third-party interactions?

LOL - can't disrespect the 12 yo who just told me to buy AlphaGenMoon Coin to 100x my investment in 10 days.

alright, I don't fully disagree with this sentiment.

on (2), isn't that an application-layer fix? i.e build better/more secure wallets.

the underlying identity system with addresses seems useful is what I meant. I like to think of interesting access control systems that can be built upon this. using a wallet's ownership data/activity, you can assign access/rights.

Since you're big on privacy, do you see potential value in better user data systems created on distributed networks?

Probably along these lines: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/7163223