Coding Your First Zero Knowledge Proof on Mina | Tutorial 3
next-gen zero knowledge (ZK) blockchain. Creating zero knowledge proofs (ZKPs) for your smart contract allows you to make applications that preserve data privacy by executing code off-chain. This reduces total storage requirements and compute requirements of the network.
NOTE: SnarkyJS has been renamed o1js, so please change your import statement from import { ... } from 'snarkyjs'; to import { .... } from 'o1js'
This tutorial was tested on zkApp CLI version 8.2.
Check out the rest of the series on how to code a zero knowledge proof: • zkApp Technical Explainers
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - 0:27 | Intro
0:27 - 1:49 | Generate A Key Pair In A Separate File
1:49 - 2:14 | Create Account To Interact With Smart Contract
2:14 - 3:40 | Working On Script
3:40 - 5:13 | Await And Compile
5:13 - 5:28 | Benefit Of Zero Knowledge Proofs
5:28 - 5:58 | Proofs
5:58 - 6:53 | Sign And Send To Network
6:53 - 8:08 | Executing And Validating
8:08 - 9:02 | Outro
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ABOUT MINA:
Mina is a next-gen zero knowledge (ZK) blockchain. Rather than apply brute computing force, Mina uses advanced cryptography and recursive zk-SNARKs to design an entire blockchain of about 22kb, the size of a couple of tweets. It is the first layer-1 to enable efficient implementation and easy programmability of zero knowledge smart contracts (zkApps). With its unique privacy features and ability to connect to any website, Mina is building a private gateway between the real world and crypto—and the secure, democratic future we all deserve.
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