Bitcoin privacy proposal avoids soft fork with ZK proofs
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A Bitcoin privacy proposal seeks to enhance transaction privacy using zero-knowledge proofs without requiring a soft fork or changes to Bitcoin’s consensus rules. The approach would operate at the application or wallet layer, potentially enabling broader adoption while reducing the political and technical risks associated with a protocol upgrade. Its effectiveness will depend on implementation, usability, and whether users and infrastructure providers adopt the scheme.
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