Big news coming in, ARX is almost at 3U pre-market, and Booster has 50k slots, with 30 ARX per person, potential profit of 90U? Alpha won’t be offering less than Booster, #ALPHA needs to grind now. If you’re ignoring her now, you’ll regret it during the airdrop, $RE 300 over U, $O close to 200U, way better than just screwing around.
Got to grind Alpha, also need to participate in the Booster event, plaza tasks are a must too. Pay close attention to the OpenGradient whitepaper; others are clear about it, don’t ‘trust’, but ‘verify’. This means the API integration uses TEE, every inference request must route through a hardware-authenticated trusted execution environment, like how every delivery guy has to pass a facial recognition check through the police system before showing up, proving he’s the real deal and hasn’t been impersonated. Once authenticated, your requests and results are end-to-end encrypted, so even the node operators can’t see your plaintext content. @OpenGradient
Isn’t this like finally realizing you shouldn't give the delivery guy the access code but instead switched to a smart lock that generates a one-time temporary code for each delivery? Once the delivery is done, it automatically expires. Who came, when they came, and what they did is all logged for you to check.
And here’s the kicker, OpenGradient’s payments also use TEE, paying per use via the x402 protocol. No monthly fees, no subscriptions, no risky ‘let me just leave my credit card with the platform’ stuff, just like paying for your taxi ride each time instead of handing your card to the driver for them to swipe however they please. #opg $OPG
API authorization should never be ‘I trust you’, but rather ‘I can prove you’re not messing around’. After all, giving your house keys to the delivery guy, wouldn’t he occasionally come by to ‘fix the plumbing’? If your house gets robbed, what’s there to talk about trust? OpenGradient says don’t ‘trust’, but ‘verify’ hits the nail on the head.