Three infra token sales on Legion: Arcium, Inference Labs and eOracle
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Summarizes three upcoming Legion public sales: Arcium's MPC confidential computing on Solana, Inference Labs' zkML marketplace, and eOracle's restaking-secured modular oracle network that could challenge Chainlink.
Key claims
eOracle's EO-Chain is secured by 100+ restaking-backed operators
Arcium uses MXEs on ArxOS and the Arcis framework
Inference Labs pairs with Bittensor subnet Omron for zkML proofs
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The next three public sales on @legiondotcc for example look very interesting, and your chances to get in are probably much better.
TL;DR on three major infra projects with upcoming public sales:
- @arcium: A parallelized confidential computing network powered by secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC), Arcium delivers a trustless, verifiable, and efficient framework for computation on encrypted data at scale. Arcium supports "Multiparty computation eXecution Environments" (a.k.a. MXEs) which run on ArxOS (its distributed operating system), and brings to market Arcis, a development framework that allows anyone to build privacy-preserving apps paired with a powerful compiler supporting different MPC protocols. Arcium leverages Solana for onchain coordination, and the network is secured through Arcium token staking.
- @inference_labs: Inference Labs is building blockchain infra for zero-knowledge machine learning (a.k.a. zkML), allowing devs to securely deploy, verify, and monetize AI models. Its Sertn protocol provides a decentralized marketplace enabling AI model devs to offer cryptographically verifiable inference services without revealing proprietary data or model parameters. Complementarily, @omron_ai (SN2), a Bittensor subnet, specializes in efficiently generating zkML proofs, leveraging a P2P network of miners and validators to scale verifiable computation, significantly reducing proof generation times.
- @eoracle_network: An open infrastructure platform that anyone can use to build specialized oracle services (OVS) completely permissionlessly. That means domain experts can leverage eOracle's infra to deliver high-quality data solutions for very specific use cases, focusing only on what they do best, and abstracting all infra-related complexity away. Built on @eigencloud, EO-Chain, which stands at the center of the EO stack and used to aggregate and produce cryptographically verifiable data, is secured by a decentralized network of 100+ restaking-backed operators (a subset of Ethereum validators). This means billions of dollars in crypto-economic security, and ensures that the validators, which are responsible for observing real-world data, validating it, and providing cryptographic assurances of what they observe, remain honest. Could properly disrupt the oracle market, which is huge and still domianted by Chainlink. Bullish on modular, programmable, and crypto-economically secured oracles.
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