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Add nip for delegated aggregate signature verification #1682

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@staab staab commented Jan 13, 2025

This PR introduces a new verb which can be used to provide a proof via zk-SNARKs to clients that event signatures are valid, without providing the signatures. This allows for some level of deniability, and prevents protected events from being replicated across the network, without requiring users to blindly trust relays.

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fiatjaf commented Jan 14, 2025

This could be a great idea, but so far is just somewhat of an empty NIP.

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Are you working this with @AbdelStark?

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staab commented Jan 14, 2025

Are you working this with @AbdelStark?

Yes 👀

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Are you working this with @AbdelStark?

Yes sir. Verifiable computation everywhere.

Great initiative @staab .
I will discuss this use case internally to be able to provide numbers about efficiency and cost etc, to be able to know whether or not it would be a viable approach.

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Started working on a POC for this idea.
Will keep you updated. Hopefully we can collaborate and play on it together and think how to move forward with the specification.

https://github.com/AbdelStark/starkstr

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