In the previous article, we already explored the zero-knowledge proofs and its role on Blockchain. Today, we will look at the two most popular types of non-interactive ZKPs, as well as discussing the differences between them.

Randomness is the key criterion to assess the security level of a system. Traditional techniques of generating random numbers are centralized and lack a simple, inexpensive means to check the outcomes or see if there has been any tampering.

Orochi Network has collaborated with BNBChain, AlphaTrue, GaFin, Verichains and Hoa Sen University to host the Tech-Ed Program, which discusses the applications of blockchain technology to traditional business as well as use cases of NFT in real-life.

Blockchain technology uses the term "immutable ledger" to describe any records with the capacity to remain unmodified. It cannot be changed, and as a result, the data cannot be easily changed, ensuring very tight security.

Although there are many use cases for cryptocurrencies, none of them would be possible without decentralized oracles.

Blockchain oracles are third-party services that supply external data to smart contracts. They act as a connection point between the outside world and blockchains.