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frogmonkee retweeted
This Wednesday, we're publishing the first-ever ZK Industry Report.
A full snapshot of ZK in 2026 between proving, research, adoption, and forces accelerating all of it.
DM us or @zeroknowledgefm to get notified when it's live.
Crypto hasn't had one of these since last year.
Excited to publish our ZK Industry Report next week.
Inside the report:
→ Why ZK matters now more than ever
→ The state of the tech, including post-quantum readiness
→ Where ZK is being adopted beyond blockchains
DM us or @zeroknowledgefm to get a copy of the report next week.
frogmonkee retweeted
The next phase of digital assets should be built on verifiable guarantees, not just trust between counterparties.
Zero-knowledge turns trust into something institutions can P.R.O.V.E across their entire stack:
Privacy
Reporting
Ownership
Verification
Execution
Daily ritual of holding my breath while my wallet loads to confirm I haven't been drained.
My bank could never.
Love having a writing breakthrough that reframes an argument into something much cleaner and comprehensible.
The internet trust model required outsourcing trust to intermediaries because verification was expensive. This trust model original held because produce fakes was expensive. AI has driven the cost down to nearly 0. Now, the the cost to verify (social media, banks, IDPs) is more expensive than the cost to claim (AI-gen).
zk moves the cost of verification onto the claimaint by requiring a proof of their claim, submitted to the verifier.
This restores symmetry to the initial trust model.
We've spent a lot of time exploring verifiable AI workflows with ZK. Pretty crazy to hear it come directly from the horse's mouth.
When, not if.
Yesterday, an AI lab researcher resigned and told 100M people the labs are gambling with our lives. The AI industry's answer is "trust us."
Jacob Tsimerman, a Fields Medalist and researcher at @OpenAI has a different answer: don't trust, verify with Zero-Knowledge Proofs.
nytimes.com/2026/09/08/scien…
