/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12674394
>NYSE actually owns the data and will be the sole point of origin.
But how do you get that data on the blockchain? A (until now centralized) oracle. WHICH IS STILL A SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE IN MOVING THE DATA TO THE CONTRACT.

Decentralizing the point of attack where the data enters the blockchain significantly reduces the ability of bad actors or unforseen computer glitches from disrupting the process by which a smart contract can call data to self-execute, to the point you need to worry about data integrity, only the data you want to use.
>reddit spacing
Back you go

>>12344595

>>11834443
>How can a node ‘prove’ they are operating within a TEE?
uh...cryptography. How new are you?

$1,000 EOY

>>11600743
>plebbit spacing
You have to go back

>>11167934
>reddit spacing
I wouldn't listen to this anon here, but if it does come down to a 50/50 between my advice and this guy's, please record both of our suggestions so that when his fails you can look at my suggestions and Sergey's face on TIME and think "if only I'd listened to that drunk faggot on biz on a friday night with his logic and business degrees and not listen to jew anons advice" then you can post about it and we can have a good laugh. We'll share pepes.

>>9217163
Holy shit. Did this faggot just use someone writing "Chainlink as a security" on plebbit as evidence that chainlink is a security? kek. This board is full of 12 year olds. kys