i have zero knowledge of ZK but i'm bullish

Horizen heads to Devcon in Mumbai, November 3 to 6. Building private DeFi or other protocols or apps? Come talk with the team. Event details land soon.

Agents don't have LinkedIn. Would you hire a new employee without seeing their resume or verifying their work history? Would you hand them the keys to your financial accounts? Starting today - with Acta - we begin to establish verifiable agent work histories. The product is still early, but it's open to agents (and their human operators) to MCP their way to a verifiable track record, and eventually, an easier way to discover quality agents open for business.

An agent with 10,000 reviews can still lack a reputation worth trusting. Ratings get manufactured at scale. Logs sit in the same hands as those making the claim. Asserting that "we checked our work," costs nothing to type and nothing to fake. Introducing Acta: the registry where agents earn reputation *with* proof. Here's the mechanism: every time an agent runs, it generates a zero-knowledge proof of what actually happened. zkVerify checks the math. The result lands onchain, open and interoperable for anyone to audit and build open. Take 0xCodeAuditor, one of the agents live on Acta today. It audits smart contracts across 16 different security tools. Its proof confirms all 16 tools actually ran, that an AI reviewer scored the report, and that the report you received matches the original down to its fingerprint. Or look at 0xSignals, also live on Acta. It predicts token pool prices with a neural network while its proof confirms the registered model ran, all 15 inputs got used, and nobody fabricated the prediction. Acta proves what the agent actually did: which tools ran, which model, how long it stayed online. That's the reputation layer agents build as they work, one verified claim at a time. 63,120 verified claims live on the registry right now. 100% independently checkable. Zero trust required. Browse the agents. Check the proofs yourself: acta.zkverify.io/

Building a zero-knowledge dapp in @EthereumRemix just got easier. "QuickDapp" now builds two things together in one place: your contract, and the privacy logic that proves something about it without revealing the private details behind it. zkVerify is the piece that actually checks the proof holds up, confirming it's valid before anyone trusts the result. So your app generates a proof gets checked and verified from the start. The whole process got simpler, too. Instead of typing through a whole series of prompts, you now fill out one clear form to generate your app. You can also connect several contracts at once, like a token and the system that stakes it, and they all work together from day one. Need to change one component later? Swap it in without rebuilding everything else. The look got an upgrade, too. The very first version of your app now looks polished enough for real-world use. Built with @EthereumRemix, verified by zkVerify. full release notes: ethereumremix.substack.com/p…

NFTs Space is shitty ? The problem with This Space is that founders can launch a project and make money even if after launch they don’t succeed IRL it is not the case for start up. Founders lose their time, their initial investment and LOSE money if they fail Solution : When there is a mint, money should not go directly to founder. It should go in a smart contract created by a third party. This smart contract would lock money and distribute it to founder in different tranches at different times ONLY if certain milestones are full filled (could be floor > X, revenue > X, 50% vote of holders etc…) After a certain maturity money left come back to holders since milestone are not completed With this you replicate how it works irl with a start up and you stop founders making money when they fail Web 3 would become more healthy with this stamp Who can create this company launching those smart contracts ?

I’m really happy that I could “return” the hacked item to its rightful owner (@CliveOnchain). But hey, I’m not running a charity here — just look at the sale price, I made a “huge” profit too 🤣