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Bulletproofs are short zero-knowledge arguments of knowledge that do not require a trusted setup.
Argument systems are proof systems with computational soundness.

Bulletproofs are suitable for proving statements on committed values, such as range proofs, verifiable suffles, arithmetic circuits, etc.
Bulletproofs are suitable for proving statements on committed values, such as range proofs, verifiable shuffles, arithmetic circuits, etc.
They rely on the discrete logarithmic assumption and are made non-interactive using
the Fiat-Shamir heuristic.

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