We're all going it make it Jow Forumsbros

We're all going it make it Jow Forumsbros

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>town-crier.org/get-started.html
It's real

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where?

Explain for a brainlet

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Is this new information? I thought this was already speculated.

how many people will be using town crier?

Town Crier was research that came out of Cornell University and IC3 to ensure data privacy & security for smart contracts. The project outlines a novel way to process transactions and use encryption to verify the processing without leaking any sensitive information in the process. The research was co-authored by Ari Jules who is an advisor and co-author of the ChainLink whitepaper. Intel Software Guard Extension technology is critical to the Town Crier project, as it relies on a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) for transaction processing. SGX technology became available on all Intel chips created after 2015 and partitions the CPU to generate the TEE on chip. ChainLink is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the privacy and security advantages of both Town Crier and Intel SGX. At DevCon3 in November, Mr. Nazarov gave a presentation about both technologies and how they fit into the ChainLink model. Features like TC & SGX will become factors in determining reputation for data/payment oracles. These will likely cost more per request, given the additional hardware requirements to achieve security and privacy, but for many smart contract applications it will be worth the additional cost.

Follow the hub.

smartcontract.com is some link shit

Clovyr is using it

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So this is what that thread about the tests were about the other day