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compute off-chain, verify on-chain with @MarlinProtocol

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Mark Fishman (@markfishman_eth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The security of a smart contract does not matter when the frontend is compromised. This is exactly what a DAO-Controlled DNS (3DNS 🟢🟩) + TEE-hosted frontend (Marlin) ❍ DNS updates must be approved by a multi-sig ❍ Enclave isolation prevents code modification

Sui (@suinetwork) 's Twitter Profile Photo

☁️ Marlin Marlin is building a cloud-based TEE marketplace for Nautilus — making it easy to launch secure enclaves without managing infra. With just a few clicks, devs will be able to deploy Nautilus-powered apps on Sui using TEEs provisioned via Oyster.

Marlin (@marlinprotocol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Move freely 🥷 TEEs are a great way to protect users while giving them the onchain freedom they deserve. A pleasure working together.

Marlin (@marlinprotocol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thrilled to share that Marlin TEEs now support CYCLE NETWORK's settlement layer and bridgeless liquidity infrastructure. TEEs ensure computational integrity and privacy for sensitive offchain transaction data during processing.

Marlin (@marlinprotocol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Heading to EthCC and already overwhelmed with the side event sheet? Try SheetHater! Apply for events on-time and to those that are relevant to you. Runs on Marlin's TEEs 🐟

Noral (@noraldefi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sheet Hater issa very useful event registration tool developed by a fren excited to use it and save hours on event registration next time if you plan to go to ETH CC and do event hopping, give it a try!

Jobin (🔟/🔟) (@0xjba) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sheet Hater was incredible! It gathered all my info. & filled in the crypto side events for me. The best part is that it respects my privacy because it runs inside TEEs & allows me to have granular control over which events & types of events I want to sign up for. For example,

…<a href="/SheetHater/">Sheet Hater</a> was incredible! It gathered all my info. &amp; filled in the crypto side events for me. The best part is that it respects my privacy because it runs inside TEEs &amp; allows me to have granular control over which events &amp; types of events I want to sign up for. For example,
Belinda (@ciaobelindazhou) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Already seeing cool events on my calendar after using the bot yesterday. You input your details, signal your preference and the bot registers all the relevant events Super useful tool and the data is processed inside a TEE supported by Marlin Big merci to the devs 🫶

Already seeing cool events on my calendar after using the bot yesterday. You input your details, signal your preference and the bot registers all the relevant events

Super useful tool and the data is processed inside a TEE supported by <a href="/MarlinProtocol/">Marlin</a> 

Big merci to the devs  🫶
infy8 (@sagar_parker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What if you could deploy frontends that anyone can verify? That's exactly what we built using 3DNS 🟢🟩, Marlin's Oyster CVM, and Nautilus KMS. research.marlin.org/t/deep-dive-ho…