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Zero-knowledge proofs will drive breakthroughs in privacy and compute scalability. Watch Episode 9 of the Onchain Economy: Aanchal Malhotra, Head of Research at RippleX, explains how zero-knowledge proofs enable programmable privacy on XRP, supporting selective information disclosure while preserving compliance and scalability.

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