i realized here people actually read what I write.

just to explain what I'm working on: Firn is a privacy service which evades certain inefficiencies our competitors (read: Aztec) face. it's able to do this because it uses completely different cryptography (it's account-based privacy, instead of UTXO-based privacy).

The thing is to matter.

Working on Firn Protocol. https://www.firn.cash https://discord.gg/2TPJE7CMdu

is https://github.com/firnprotocol/snap intentionally private?

Real World Ethereum 🌎 
building /daimo ✳️ 

correct, this is intentional (for now). but linking to a private repo was not 😀sorry about this. can you tell me where it is linked to?

it's a multi-step answer. first, the vast majority of the criticality resides in the contracts, rather than the front-end, since (most) contract bugs lead to loss of funds, while (most) front-end bugs lead only to temporary inaccessibility of funds.

do you have audits on any of the contracts?

private payments is one of the highest-trust use cases there is. how did you build confidence that your frontend, contracts, and zk circuits are correct?