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It is possible to prove that you ownWithout having looking into this, could any of it be implemented in a UTXOnice web interface where people can request proof of certain amount without revealing UTXO details using onefunds of these methods:your company and then you get back the results showing the BTC is indeed there, or you need to do some convoluted things? Since this is aimed for the general public to check funds of a company, not to generate your own cryptographic proof only, it has to be well presented to the average joe.

1. Anonymous usage tokens from curve trees
2. taproot-ringsig  
3. OutputZero  

Without having looking into this, could any of it be implemented in a nice web interface where people can request proof of funds of your company and then you get back the results showing the BTC is indeed there, or you need to do some convoluted things? Since this is aimed for the general public to check funds of a company, not to generate your own cryptographic proof only, it has to be well presented to the average joe.
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Yes it is possible.
Original archived Re: Proof of reserves without giving up on privacy
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Quote from: 1440000bytes on May 13, 2025, 06:10:24 PM
It is possible to prove that you own a UTXO of certain amount without revealing UTXO details using one of these methods:

1. Anonymous usage tokens from curve trees
2. taproot-ringsig  
3. OutputZero  

Without having looking into this, could any of it be implemented in a nice web interface where people can request proof of funds of your company and then you get back the results showing the BTC is indeed there, or you need to do some convoluted things? Since this is aimed for the general public to check funds of a company, not to generate your own cryptographic proof only, it has to be well presented to the average joe.
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Yes it is possible.