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Magic tricks are zero-knowledge proofs. And zero-knowledge proofs are indistinguishable from magic. 🪄 Learn more:

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@blauyourmind after successfully combining crypto and magic

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😂😂😂

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😂

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I’ve rewatched this 5 times and still have 0 clue how those cards turned

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🙃

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Awesome! Maybe we should be calling them abracadabra proofs!

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😂❤️

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Insane vid 🔥

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Did @a16zcrypto hire a magician or did you have to learn magic for this video?

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@a16zcrypto They hired a magician :) I have been performing magic for many years :)

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