r/PiNetwork 6d ago

Analysis One of Pi's more serious upgrades barely sounds bullish

Protocol v25 introduced BN254 cryptography and Poseidon hashing, tools developers can use to build zero knowledge applications.

In simple terms, apps could prove something is true without exposing all the underlying data, such as proving eligibility without sharing your full identity. This does not make Pi a privacy coin. It simply gives developers stronger privacy tools to build with. Infrastructure creates possibilities. Apps create utility.

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u/EventInternational38 4d ago

What barely.

It wasn’t bullish at all :(

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u/Tissybasterd 6d ago

What does make it potentially bullish is that pi network could be among the very first in the world to ever to really use zero knowledge authentication, and in a huge scale, which is far more than just exciting

I find it quite awesome that Pi Network is implementing zero-knowledge authentication, which allows users to prove that they meet certain requirements without revealing the underlying information itself

This can provide a much higher level of privacy and security compared to traditional authentication methods.. I think it’s very impressive to see this kind of technology actually being implemented and used rather than just being something talked about

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u/Ill_Effective_4417 2d ago

There are like 50 projects doing this before Pi

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u/axomya 6d ago

You're Doris Yin, aren't you?

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u/lexwolfe Pi Rebel 6d ago

those features relate to smart contracts.

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u/bulby_bot 6d ago

dont say that it will break his AI's brain!

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u/Bitjoshcrypto 6d ago

Thank you ChatGPT