password-protected mint (uses msg.sender and recent blockhash as public inputs and password as private input to a zk proof that’s verified onchain)

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professional @slokh and @0xalexander fanboy

Why not sign messages with msg.sender in them

Much more efficient and maintainable

ZK only makes sense when there is a computation with dynamic on-chain input you want to verify

because password won’t be private anymore

ZK also makes sense when there is offchain input you want to verify without revealing, no?

just a silly idea 🤠