**Zcash: The Everything Blockchain** The Zcash lobby is no coincidence. tag: Dialogues for Technocracy People: Oh, there's a lot of fraud in voting. Corruption is rampant. Politicians: Well, we can digitize voting on the blockchain, with a model of transparency that preserves the secrecy of the vote. People: Oh, and how does that work? Politicians: Well, there is a technology called zero-knowledge, which means that although the public network can record that you have voted, who you voted for remains secret, even though it can be counted. People: Oh, but that network can't be attacked, and the records changed? Politicians: No, look at the case of Bitcoin. It's open source, pseudo-anonymous, has been hack-free for over 15 years, and historical information remains immutable. Although it doesn't have zero-knowledge technology, it can be implemented, just as Zcash has it, where privacy is decided by each user depending on the case. People: Ah, it is fantastic, so it could be used for secret voting, and also to transmit value, tokens, or whatever information you want, and I decide what to share or what to keep private, right? Politicians: Exactly, you've understood it very well. It could be a blockchain for various uses, centralized and regulated, but with open source code that all citizens can audit. People: That's great! And when could it be implemented? Politicians: We need the people's vote to implement it. People: Fantastic, when are the elections?