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Zano is an open-source, privacy-focused blockchain ecosystem that utilizes a hybrid Proof-of-Work (PoW) and Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. Co-founded by Andrey Sabelnikov and Pavel Nikienkov, the project evolved from the CryptoNote protocol and launched its mainnet in 2019. The platform is designed to ensure that transaction details, including sender and receiver identities, amounts, and asset types, remain untraceable by default through the use of technologies such as d/v-CLSAG Ring Signatures, stealth addresses, and Bulletproofs+.
Zano employs a hybrid PoW/PoS consensus model intended to enhance network security and decentralization.
The March 2024 Zarcanum hard fork introduced Confidential Assets, allowing for the creation of privacy-focused tokens within the ecosystem.
The protocol uses cryptographic schemes like Ring Confidential Transactions and Bulletproofs+ to hide transaction data from third-party observers.
Zano's architecture supports decentralized applications, escrow contracts, and private commerce features.
Implemented in March 2024, the Zarcanum hard fork introduced Confidential Assets and a new PoS consensus mechanism that hides the specific amount of coins being staked.
Zano uses d/v-CLSAG Ring Signatures, stealth addresses, and Bulletproofs+ to ensure that transaction amounts, asset types, and participant identities remain private by default.
Zano was co-founded by Andrey Sabelnikov and Pavel Nikienkov, with the mainnet launching in mid-2019.
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