
Standalone
Merkle Proofs

Part II
Verifying Merkle Proofs
Now that you have figured out how to get a Merkle root, you need to implement on-chain verification.
In other words, there must be a way for the smart contract to validate a proof, and confirm that a given address is indeed a member of the Merkle Tree.
Your Task
Implement verify(address trustee, bytes32[] proof) in your SacredTree contract.
- address: The address to verify
- proof: The merkle proof needed to verify- trustee's membership in the merkle tree, as an array of hashes in a bottom-up order
For example, consider the following Merkle Tree.

To verify addressA, we can make the following function call:
verify(
    addressA,
    [hashB, hashF]
)Run tests in Questplay
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As the new Merk’l tree takes root, you watch as the monks begin to re-engrave their history upon it, including their elusive list of trusted allies.