$10 million in collateral. Sounds impressive, right?
But whenever I see numbers like these on a DeFi dashboard, one question comes to mind.
How do we actually know the calculation is correct?
We usually see the final figure, not the thousands of transactions behind it.
That's one reason I find @SpaceandTime interesting.
Their Proof of SQL technology lets applications verify database calculations using cryptographic proofs.
Now, that doesn't mean the original data is always accurate. That's a different problem.
But being able to check the math instead of simply trusting a displayed number? I think that's a useful step forward.
Especially when we're talking about DeFi, tokenized assets and AI working with financial data.
What do you think matters more: having access to more data, or knowing you can verify it?
#sxt $SXT @SpaceandTime
But whenever I see numbers like these on a DeFi dashboard, one question comes to mind.
How do we actually know the calculation is correct?
We usually see the final figure, not the thousands of transactions behind it.
That's one reason I find @SpaceandTime interesting.
Their Proof of SQL technology lets applications verify database calculations using cryptographic proofs.
Now, that doesn't mean the original data is always accurate. That's a different problem.
But being able to check the math instead of simply trusting a displayed number? I think that's a useful step forward.
Especially when we're talking about DeFi, tokenized assets and AI working with financial data.
What do you think matters more: having access to more data, or knowing you can verify it?
#sxt $SXT @SpaceandTime
