The dedicated blockchain provides a transparent and immutable ledger for recording the outcomes and verification states of zero knowledge proof computations. When a Proof Pod completes a private computation, such as verifying a user’s identity or processing sensitive data, the blockchain can securely log that a valid proof was generated and accepted, without storing the underlying data itself. This creates a public, auditable record of trust and execution integrity, ensuring that all privacy-preserving operations are verifiably correct and tamper-proof.
Furthermore, the blockchain integrates a native cryptocurrency to seamlessly incentivize and facilitate this private ecosystem. Participants who engage with services like Proof Pods are rewarded with tokens, and the cryptocurrency is used to pay for transactions and computational resources on the network. This economic layer ensures the blockchain’s security and scalability while perfectly aligning with the privacy ethos; financial transactions and rewards for private computations are managed on-chain, yet the sensitive details of the work being paid for remain protected by zero knowledge proofs.