#sxt $SXT @SpaceandTime I recently looked into SXT. What exactly does it do?
AI is becoming increasingly popular, but there’s a problem: Is the data AI uses actually trustworthy? Who can prove it? The same goes for DeFi and tokenized assets. If the data running on-chain can’t be verified, it’s hard to feel confident using it.
That’s exactly what it does: it uses zero-knowledge (ZK) technology to make data “correctly computed and verifiable,” rather than relying on someone saying, “Trust me.” And with Microsoft backing it, I feel a little more confident.
As AI and DeFi continue to develop, they’ll increasingly need technology like this. For DeFi and tokenized assets, key data such as prices and holdings won’t have to depend on a single platform’s word anymore.
AI is becoming increasingly popular, but there’s a problem: Is the data AI uses actually trustworthy? Who can prove it? The same goes for DeFi and tokenized assets. If the data running on-chain can’t be verified, it’s hard to feel confident using it.
That’s exactly what it does: it uses zero-knowledge (ZK) technology to make data “correctly computed and verifiable,” rather than relying on someone saying, “Trust me.” And with Microsoft backing it, I feel a little more confident.
As AI and DeFi continue to develop, they’ll increasingly need technology like this. For DeFi and tokenized assets, key data such as prices and holdings won’t have to depend on a single platform’s word anymore.