Privacy-Protecting Crypto Airdrops with Zero Knowledge Proofs
The Ethereum blockchain is a public ledger that anyone can inspect. Generally, all anyone needs to view the entire holdings and financial history associated with a given account is its public address. This makes the technology poorly suited for criminal enterprises, despite a common misconception to the contrary. This also means that crypto airdrops –...
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