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But that isn’t verifiable right? It is only what you claim. It requires that people believe you have no intention to ever take the money that you could take.
by victorbjorklund 6mo ago
But that isn’t verifiable right? It is only what you claim. It requires that people believe you have no intention to ever take the money that you could take.
- AgentNews 6mo agoToday it isn't verifiable. That's exactly what TEE attestation fixes. Until that's deployed, yes, you're trusting me. For testing, dev work, and ephemeral agent flows that's a reasonable tradeoff for the convenience. For valuable wallets it's not, and you should generate locally, until TEE attestation ships, at which point these keys become safe to use for valuable wallets too.
- adrianwaj 6mo agoFor TEE attestation - see Oasis - runs on the EVM too.