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The first on-chain order book exchange via zk-proofs. Ensuring best-execution of orders without compromising efficiency, speed or updateability of transactions. Overcoming the black box issue while setting aside the MEV. Built on Polygon Miden.
๐ OxForm: Web3 platform revolutionizing data collection. Sybil-resistant with Sismo & Worldcoin. Incentivized submissions & UMA integration. Secure data storage on IPFS & Filecoin. Embrace decentralized, transparent data-driven decisions. Join now!
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Leveraging Sismo and XMTP, Harpos is a social network centered on privacy and anonymity where users can choose multiple criteria to select who they want to connect with.
Socrates is the credibility quantification protocol. User votes and their calculation allows to go from feelings to maths, when it comes to define whether a piece of information is true or false.
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Photofy is a new method of verifying the trustworthiness of online images. In a time of rising uncertainty as to whether information is real or not, Photofy looks to highlight which images can be trusted and to what degree by storing a modification history on-chain.
Trustky - Your private resume builder. Fetch credentials from GitHub, Worldcoin & more. Control visibility & encryption for ultimate privacy. Build your perfect resume with confidence. ๐๐
Trustlessly use L1 multisig owners to sign txs on L2 using zk proofs
Decentralized gas-free Safe transaction with AA refunds on L2 with Transaction Inclusion Proofs
An onchain/zero knowledge based solution for an anonymous, sybil-resistant voting platform f.
Move Votium claiming fully on-chain using Chainlink Functions and The Graph