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13170193 No.13170193 [Reply] [Original]

Linkies are right about oracles but why don't they realize enigma WASM will completely btfo them?

>> No.13171335

>>13170193
why?

>> No.13171545

>>13170193
Hello newfag

>> No.13171551

The linkie fears the WASM

>> No.13171754

>>13170193
because linkies know that chainlink can run wasm

>> No.13172586

>>13170193
Cringy pajeet shill, get the fuck out of /link/
sage

>> No.13172598

>>13170193
Buy LINK now before WASM joins Town Crier and Oraclize.

>> No.13172677

Chainlink will implement WASM inside TEEs. Week fud

>> No.13172686

>>13170193
>he doesn't know Thomas Hodges knows everything
kek
> Wasm in a blockchain sense is different than generalized Wasm modules for use in the browser. Ethereum WebAssembly (ewasm) is proposed as a means to replace the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Switching to ewasm from the EVM should offer significantly cheaper execution costs on-chain. Polkadot (and Substrate) seem to simply be starting off by implmenting Wasm from the beginning. Smart contracts that compile to Wasm still need to be deterministic, which means the need for oracles remains unchanged.
>Going through this docs site is worth the time, since it's still relatively small, but very informative: https://ewasm.readthedocs.io/en/mkdocs/

>> No.13172687

>>13172677
Checked.. WASM will bend the knee just like all the others.