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Add ERC: ZK Identity Registry #710
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The standardization and aggregation of provable statements in a singleton on-chain registry significantly improves reusability, scalability, and security of the abundance of zero knowledge privacy-oriented solutions. The abstract specification of the registry allows custom indentity-based, reputation-based, proof-of-attendance-based, etc., protocols to be implemented with little to minimal constraints. |
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What is the benefit of centralising these generic provable statements into a single registry? How does it ease the implementation of the other things?
Versus, for example, a separate register per specific domain using similar code via a library? It seems like there would need to be some interaction between the different statement/registry types for this aggregation to be of benefit, can you give an example of where the benefit might arise?
More concretely, as a user, if I was wishing to prove a claim based on a passport, what benefit is there to me that the same registry also stores POAP claims?
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Hey @silasdavis, may you please repost this on the forum so we could discuss it in more details?
Would love to see our recent work as an ERC!
ZK Identity Registry - Singleton registry system for storing abstract provable identity statements.
The complete reference implementation can be found here.