I'm with Vitalik. (https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/913544739542241282 …) Zero-knowledge proofs may be the future of private trade.https://twitter.com/rhhackett/status/942799687844851713 …
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@petertoddbtc, one of the participants, finds it very hard to reproduce the binary builds (non deterministic) - at least if I understood correctly - thus making it very hard, I suppose, to verify. What am I missing?
All such binaries are hard to verify/audit. The binaries from the first Zcash Ceremony are slightly less hard than most software.
If all such binaries are "hard to verify/audit", why claim the trusted setup was a multi-party computation?
Throughout the ceremony; did you have access to anyone else's secret values? No. This is why it is called multi-party computation.
If the program running the computation is compromised - e.g. via a broken RNG - there is only one actual party to the computation. That is precisely the type of exploit we're worried about.
Amazing how under the radar $PIVX is.
Suits me just fine I'm still accumulating 
@petertoddbtc Is this correct? @Snowden shilling coins now for Vitalik of all people 
What if we assume nation state actors are involved? Intel's management engine? Cross-modality data exfiltration?
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