Discussed Rarimo's ZK identity protocol, enhancing privacy for social applications like anonymous voting.

Focused on the decentralized identity registry, allowing self-issued identities without third-party involvement for privacy.

Addressed the challenges of balancing anonymity, eligibility, and uniqueness in sensitive environments.

Emphasized the user-friendly experience of the Freedom Tool for non-crypto users and the trust barriers in using new ZK tech.

Highlighted Rarimo's impact on civic tools and prediction markets, supporting privacy in democratic participation.

Discussed Starknet’s role as a ZK roll-up on Ethereum, with plans to support multiple chains like Bitcoin.

Focused on building a developer community through mentoring, education, and fostering connections.

Explained the choice of Cairo for performance and developer adoption, balancing new tech with usability.

Emphasized the importance of community bonds for developer retention and ecosystem growth.

Compared Starknet to other L2 solutions, highlighting its unique advantages in ZK technology and cross-chain capabilities.