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Jordan Enev
@Jordan_Enev
Lead Engineer & Partner at @goodmorningdevs | Building @ambire | Full-stack dev long before the hype | Purple belt in BJJ ๐Ÿ’œ
๊ฐ€์ž… June 2013
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Railgun privacy achieved internally in @ambire, thanks to #Kohaku# SDK / @ethereumfndn. For the demo, we have 2 public and 2 private ZK accounts: RailgunA and RailgunB. 0:00 - Shielding ETH from public RailgunA to its derived private ZK account. 1:00 - Sending privately between the two ZK accounts. 2:30 - Unshielding from RailgunA's private ZK account to public RailgunB, with no onchain traceability. Shield txn: Unshield txn: Our end goal is built-in privacy in Ambire. With the Kohaku SDK evolving, we're continuing to expand the integration and explore what's possible with Privacy Pools @0xprivacypools. The path is long, but the direction is clear ๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ
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