<divclass="alertBox"><b>WARNING</b>: experimental code, use only in Göerli testnet, without any real value.</div>
<divclass="alertBox"><b>WARNING</b>: experimental code, use only in Göerli testnet. Do not use with real ETH.</div>
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In order to make a deposit, will generate a zkSNARK proof that proves that you know a <i>secret</i>&<i>nullifier</i> for the <i>commitment</i>, and that that <i>commitment</i> has been added into the MerkleTree following the tree <i>state transition function</i> (which ensures that for the new <i>root</i>, there is only one leaf addition and no deletion).
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If the zk-proof verification passes, the new <i>root</i>&<i>commitment</i> will be stored in to the <b>miksi</b> Smart Contract, and the ETH will be deposited.
Under the hood, we'll generate a zkSNARK proof that proves you know a <i>secret</i> for a <i>commitment</i>. And that this commitment has been correctly added to the MerkleTree containing all the commitments in the mixer.
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We'll send this proof, along with the new <i>commitment</i> and the hash of the updated MerkleTree, to the <b>miksi</b> smart-contract. The contract will then verify the proof. If the proof is valid, both the new <i>root</i> and the <i>commitment</i> will be added to the contract, and the ETH will be deposited.
To be able to withdraw, will generate a zkSNARK proof that proves that you know a <i>secret</i> for a public <i>nullifier</i>, which <i>commitment</i> is in the MerkleTree which <i>root</i> is stored in the <b>miksi</b> Smart Contract.
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If the zk-proof verification passes and the nullifier was not already used, the <b>miksi</b> Smart Contract will send the ETH to the specified address.
Under the hood, we'll generate a zkSNARK proof that proves you know a <i>secret</i> for a <i>commitment</i> in the MerkleTree that you wish to withdraw from.
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We'll send this proof, along with your withdrawal address, to the <b>miksi</b> smart-contract. The contract will then verify the proof. If the proof is valid, and it's the first time it's been correctly verified for this <i>commitment</i>, the contract will send the associated ETH to your withdrawal address.
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<textareaid="jsonWithdraw"class="form-control"style="width:100%;"placeholder="paste here your secret & nullifier"></textarea>