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Do anonymous proof of Twitter follower count #19

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Divide-By-0 opened this issue Dec 20, 2022 · 0 comments
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Do anonymous proof of Twitter follower count #19

Divide-By-0 opened this issue Dec 20, 2022 · 0 comments

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This may not even be possible. There are two routes I can see.

  1. More elegant route. Find an email from Twitter that includes the follower count (this may not exist). Make a ZK circuit to mask just that out, and then convert to an integer and prove that you have an account with at least K followers. To write this body regex, good to quickly tackle issue 16 first to utilize a new regex.

  2. Less elegant route. This will not work in the long term and adds an extra trust assumption on the Merkle tree calculation accuracy. You can make (and periodically re-upload) a huge merkle tree of all Twitter usernames, and the ZK circuit proves membership of your account in that tree, and masks out the follower count to the nearest power of 10. This doesn't really work since you trust that the person constructing the Merkle tree didn't screw with it, which is very hard.

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