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How does the blockchain provide verifiable privacy for sensitive data?

The blockchain provides verifiable privacy by serving as an immutable ledger for proofs generated by zero knowledge proof technology. When Proof Pods perform encrypted computations like processing AI data or verifying identities the system generates a cryptographic proof of the operation's validity and correctness. This proof is permanently recorded on-chain, providing transparent verification, while the actual input data remains completely private and is never revealed or stored on the public ledger.

This architecture is supported by the native ZKP Coin, which powers the blockchain and aligns incentives. Users who purchase Proof Pods for confidential tasks receive this cryptocurrency as a reward, and a planned presale will further distribute the token. By combining a proof-centric blockchain with zero knowledge proof computation, the ecosystem establishes a trusted and scalable foundation for finance, healthcare, and AI, guaranteeing both data integrity and absolute user privacy.