When the rain curtain wraps around the great gorge in the clouds, only then do I understand the beauty of this narrow mountain road. Without the roar of tourist buses, the beams of the temple still support the old times, and the moss in the cracks of the cedar king can slowly climb at its own pace. Some treasures need a bit of "isolation" to be protected. In the digital world, @tenprotocol is using another way to safeguard "trust." It treats the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) as its core; this thing is like a tightly sealed "code chamber" where no one can peek inside, not even the operators of the machines. What's even more special is that with @tenprotocol, the TEE not only locks information but can also clearly prove that "the running code is exactly the same as what was said." No longer is it just about trusting someone who says, "Just believe me," but rather being able to verify the truth oneself. On one side, the mountain road protects the tranquility of the ancient...