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ZORG/0 is a protocol proposal for issuing, moving, and auditing non-fungible objects on Zcash. It treats transparency as a property of the collection and privacy as a property of the holder. The ledger may prove what exists without publishing who possesses it.
Most NFT systems confuse visibility with verifiability. They expose the owner because the market wants to inspect the object. ZORG/0 separates those questions. Collection rules, object history, supply arithmetic, metadata commitments, and protocol transitions are reconstructable by anyone. The receiving shielded address is not.
Every collection begins with a content-addressed manifest: schema version, issuer keys, maximum supply, royalty logic, trait commitment, media root, and upgrade policy. Every state transition emits a deterministic public commitment. No privileged indexer is required to decide what the collection is.
Ownership terminates inside the Zcash shielded pool. A holder is represented by spend authority over a note, not by an account-shaped public profile. The protocol never asks a holder to turn a Unified or Sapling address into a permanent social identifier.
A holder may generate a scoped proof: membership in a collection, possession before a snapshot, eligibility for a right, or continuity between two states. The proof reveals the requested predicate and expires with its context. It does not reveal the shielded address, unrelated objects, balance, or transfer graph.
Commit the object root and create a shielded note. Public supply changes by exactly one.
Consume one valid note, publish its nullifier, and create a new private output. Ownership changes; the owner does not become a public field.
Destroy spend authority through a verifiable terminal transition. Circulating supply changes without exposing the last holder.
Derive a domain-bound statement from local witness data. Disclosure is intentional, narrow, and non-transitive.
OPEN COLLECTIONS ARE NOT OPEN DOSSIERS.
Audit the machine. Do not inventory the human.
“Users largely lose control over their own hardware and software.”
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