Nader Dabit (dabit3)

EigenDA hit 1 GB/s throughput on mainnet. ⚡️ Enough to handle 1 trillion rollup transactions per day, scaling ETH blobs 10,000x. And the architecture is built to 10x from here, with a goal of reaching TB of throughput. Powered by @ethereum

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New Video - Deploying any application or agent to a TEE in 4 minutes ⚡️ • Give smart contract guarantees to any app or agent • No infrastructure management - deploy like Vercel • Persistent private keys across reboots and upgrades • TEE runtime and memory encryption - no one accesses your data • Observable upgrades with onchain control • Run private workflows with cryptographic guarantees • Verifiable builds - prove what code is running (coming soon) 🔗 Links from video below 👇

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TEEs explained in 150 seconds ⚡️ TEEs let you build private and verifiable applications with the performance + flexibility of web2. • Private prediction markets with verifiable resolution • AI agents with their own wallets. • Private order books. • High-performance games. • Privacy-preserving applications that can't be built directly on-chain. in this video I break down how they work and what you can build with them.

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someone cooked here

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on memecoins.

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this might be a controversial take, but I would love to have a social platform where there were no anonymous accounts, to compliment traditional social platforms. I'd use both equally, as there would be positives to each. positives for anonymous: free speech for everyone without having to worry about repercussions. positives for verified only platform: less paid trolls and propaganda, no bots. probably less toxicity.

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One of my favorite ideas re: consumer crypto development is from "Product-led protocol development" from @dwr https://danromero.org/product-led-protocols.html TLDR: To successfully develop a new protocol, start by building a high-quality initial application that attracts a significant number of engaged users, which will in turn draw developer interest and encourage diverse, thriving client ecosystems. To take this a step further, how can you extend your protocol with new differentiating features beyond just a smart contract on some execution environment? This is one of the things /eigenlayer enables. I wrote more here in my post Accelerating Consumer Crypto with Application-specific Protocols https://hackmd.io/@gARxGL3RRcW3c-oxs9UE0w/SynfZ5c7C

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