Yes, the features of the SGX means that we can no longer even see what are computer is doing. > This means that the ledger is "public" and distributed to all M

Yes, the features of the SGX means that we can no longer even see what are computer is doing. > This means that the ledger is "public" and distributed to all MobileCoin nodes, but will also simultaneously never be accessible or viewable by humans (even the operators of the MobileCoin nodes) so long as SGX and the MobileCoin software remains secure. It seems unlikely to me that these two things things will remain the case. > A client can perform remote attestation to its MobileCoin node before transmitting its keys into the remote enclave along with a short recovery PIN. And it seems if SGX gets popped the whole thing comes crumbling down. Quotes from https://www.mobilecoin.com/whitepaper-en.pdf https://www.mobilecoin.com/whitepaper-en.pdf