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With blockchain, digital payments, and Web3 applications, data privacy has become a huge concern. Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) is a fascinating cryptographic method where users can prove something to be true without actually showing sensitive information. For example, you can verify your age without giving away your birthdate or verify a bank balance without sharing your account number. It would transform industries like finance, government services, gaming, and identity verification.

Do you imagine—can ZKP become the new norm for secure online interactions, or are the technological and scaling challenges just too great?