Edward Snowden Revealed as the Pseudonymous Member in Zcash’s Creation
Turns out, the identity of the sixth participant in the “trusted setup” ceremony, who was known by the pseudonym “John Dobbertin,” was Edward Snowden.
Edward Snowden Secretly Joined the Zcash Creation Ceremony
The NSA whistleblower was one of six key figures participating in the trusted setup ceremony crucial to launching the anonymous cryptocurrency, Zcash.
Zcash Unveils Edward Snowden As Final Member Of Privacy Coin’s Setup Process
Privacy coin Zcash (ZEC) has revealed that Edward Snowden, the US National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower, is John Dobbertin, the final pseudonymous participant in the coin’s trusted setup process.
Edward Snowden played a key role in the creation of Zcash
The NSA whistleblower and privacy advocate has been at ZEC since 2016
Edward Snowden Reveals His Role in Zcash Launch
Edward Snowden has revealed that he was the one behind the pseudonym John Dobbertin that participated in the Zcash ceremony. The post Edward Snowden Reveals His Role in Zcash Launch…
Zcash reveals Edward Snowden’s key role in 2016 ceremony
Zcash, one of the market’s leading privacy coins, has been under the cosh lately. Not only has its price action been underwhelming, but its future in light of new proposed…
How Edward Snowden Helped Create Privacy Coin Zcash
Per a Forbes exclusive, activist Edward Snowden revealed his participation in a ceremony that led to the creation of the privacy coin Zcash. Developed by the Electric Coin Company (ECC),…
Edward Snowden reveals he was one of six who helped launch Zcash
It turns out the pseudonymous John Dobbertin, who was one of the six participants in the Zcash Ceremony, was Edward Snowden all along.
Edward Snowden Helped Create Zcash Privacy Coin
The NSA whistleblower was one of six people holding part of a private key to create Zcash.
Edward Snowden Played Key Role in Zcash Privacy Coin’s Creation
The NSA whistleblower and privacy advocate was one of six participants in the cryptocurrency’s fabled 2016 “trusted setup” ceremony, using a pseudonym.
