Buterin: Zero-Knowledge Digital IDs Still Carry Coercion, Privacy Risks
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has raised concerns that digital identity systems using zero-knowledge proofs, such as Sam Altman’s World project, could weaken online pseudonymity while introducing new risks. Buterin...
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