Day 21 of #100DaysOfweb3
Exported my custom voting circuit to Solidity
Deployed using Remix
Successfully tested on-chain with real calldata
Circuit returned true for my input
GitHub https://t.co/3msQfjYo24
#ZKProofs#Web3#ZeroKnowledge#zkSNARKs#circom
Day 20 of #100DaysOfweb3
After 3 intense days of debugging...
Custom MerkleProof20 circuit finally compiles
No more signal reassign errors
No non-quadratic constraint issues
Full voting circuit wired up
GitHub: https://t.co/3msQfjYVRC
#ZKProofs#Web3
Day 19 of #100DaysOfZK
Spent 2 days debugging a custom MerkleProof20 circuit in Circom
Finally got it working!
No more signal reassign errors
No non-quadratic constraint errors
Full voting circuit compiling
Github:-https://t.co/3msQfjYVRC
#ZKProofs #web3#
Day 18 of #100DaysOfWeb3
Built a zkVoting circuit in Circom!
Users prove membership in a Merkle tree voter list without revealing identity.
Merkle proof
Nullifier = no double voting
Fully anonymous voting
https://t.co/A2zs96BFpT
#ZK#Web3#circom
Day 14 of #100DaysOfWeb3
Got started with Zero Knowledge Proofs!
Built my first ZK circuit in Circom — a private addition verifier
Setup Circom + SnarkJS
Compiled circuit
Understood privacy-preserving proofs
Code: https://t.co/uFkyUXtrEU
#web3#buildinpublic#ZKProofs