3 days agoHardware Behind Confidential Computing: Intel SGXThis is the fourth installment of our Super Protocol in-depth but simple series. A previous article explained in plain words how the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) works and the ways Web3 could benefit from utilizing the technology. This time we’ll talk about the hardware part and the innovative technology that…Web 34 min read
Sep 15Trusted Execution EnvironmentAnd Why Trustless Networks Need It This is the third instalment of our Super Protocol in-depth series. A previous article explained how big tech hijacked the term cloud and why Web3 is about to reinstate its original meaning. Today we’re into a more complex theme of the Trusted Execution Environment…Web 34 min read
Sep 6SCC: Confidential Computing. Why Bother?This is the second instalment of our Super Protocol in-depth series. A previous article explained how big tech hijacked the term cloud and why Web3 is about to reinstate its original meaning. Today we’ll ponder on the concept of Confidential Computing. First of all, what do these two words mean…Web 33 min read
Aug 23Simple Confidential Computing: Cloud Computing. What’s In a Name?Today we start a new series of deep-dive articles to lay down the details of the Super Protocol vision and create a meaningful conversation on confidential computing in Web3. The first article sets the current context and problems by following the history of the cloud as a concept, how it…Web 33 min read
Aug 8DeFi Innovation Dive. Part One: Liquidity Pools And Automated Market MakersThis week’s theme might need some explanation on why understanding how decentralized exchanges provide liquidity for the assets they trade is essential. …Defi4 min read
Jul 29Decentralized Exchanges. Part II.Part one of the series has established a problem: you’ve got some tokens of various types and a list of things you’d like to do with them. Swapping one token for another with some fraction taken as a fee by a protocol that does the job seems trivial. …Dex3 min read
Jul 21Decentralized Exchanges. Part I.Opportunities for investors or regulation nightmare? We’ve already talked about how DeFi is one of the key components of the Web3 ecosystem because “internet money” is a default use case in the original Bitcoin paper. Now let’s dive a bit deeper. …Dex4 min read
Jul 12DeFi: Complexity of SimplicityA vital part of the Web3 ecosystem Decentralized Finance is the most logical development that emerged from the original Bitcoin paper. …Web 33 min read
Jul 4Coins And Tokens What’s What?Confused? Don’t be! Here’s a short guide Web3 is a pretty young domain, so each time something new appears there are no naming conventions (apart from the fundamental technology staff) so it’s up to the creator of the thing to pick a name for it. Sometimes it may lead to…Web 33 min read
Jun 27Smart Contracts: Things they don’t teach you in Web3 schoolsAs with dApps, there’s a ton of information on smart contracts. Ethereum documentation has one of the best introductions to smart contracts, which is not surprising since it’s built on top of this concept. …Web 33 min read
