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                    August 11, 2023, 11:21am
                  
                  

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              I have been researching on iceberg orders in Twamm for a month. I had an idea about what if we hide the icerberg order details using zero-knowledge so that no user would be able to use that data for market manipulation just like how binance does it but without going for off-chain solutions.

I just wanna know if this is a feasible model for hiding large trade transaction data.

            


            
              
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                    October 24, 2023,  4:46am
                  
                  

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              This is feasible, and you can check that my post has already opened up the circom circuit for this feature.The Application of ZK-SNARKs in Solidity - Privacy Transformation, Computational Optimization, and MEV Resistance

            


            
              

            

            
                
	
        
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