"TEN Protocol: The 'Price Butcher' of the Privacy Track, hardware acceleration + off-chain storage reduces Gas fees by 100 times! 🚀" "@tenprotocol uses TEE chips for 'physical cheating', can @cookiedotfun creators still get airdrops for free? This wave is a huge win!" 1. Why does TEN dare to challenge Aztec? Hardware 'physical cheating' strikes hard Imagine two delivery companies battling it out: Aztec: Each package requires ten layers of manual encryption paper, plus a mathematical proof, and the delivery person (miner) is exhausted, so the shipping cost is sky-high. TEN: Directly rents the TEE vault in Intel chips, data is automatically encrypted, speed comparable to a 'robot assembly line', completing in 6 seconds what others take 1 minute. An even cooler operation is 'sending only the delivery slip': Your transaction data (like transferring 100U) is stored off-chain (IPFS), leaving only a hash fingerprint on-chain, equivalent to sending a package with just the slip and no box, cutting Gas fees by 80%. Group shipping: 100 transactions packed into 1 block for verification, spreading the cost to about $0.03 per transaction, 40 times cheaper than Aztec. Real-world comparison: Transferring 100U: TEN ≈ 3 cents vs Aztec ≈ $1.2 (enough to buy a cup of milk tea) Institutional large accounts operate in the dark: TEN settlement cost is $0.001 per transaction, while Aztec's large transactions soar to over $50. 2. Four major technical moves, turning 'privacy luxury goods' into 'affordable fast-moving consumer goods' Hardware acceleration (TEE): Intel chip's physical vault handles encryption, speed crushing pure software solutions, verifying one transaction in just 50 milliseconds (Aztec takes 500 milliseconds). Off-chain storage + on-chain fingerprint: Data is stored on IPFS, only the hash is kept on-chain, perfectly avoiding Ethereum's 'sky-high storage tax'. Zero threshold for developers: Directly use Solidity to write privacy contracts (Aztec requires learning a new language, Noir), just change a few lines of code to 'go invisible', saving 90% of learning costs. Compatible with existing wallets: With just a couple of clicks in the Little Fox wallet, you can switch to privacy mode, while Aztec requires new plugins, which can discourage beginners. 3. What benefits can ordinary people reap? High-frequency players: Daily chain game operations 100 times, TEN total cost ≈ $3 (Aztec costs $120, enough to pay for half a year of Bilibili membership). Institutional large accounts: Dark pool trading with zero slippage, the money saved ultimately lets retail investors benefit. @cookiedotfun creators: Excellent developers/content creators can share in TEN's airdrop, earning money while writing code, just roll with it! 4. October mainnet launch, TEN's 'ultimate ambition' TEN is not just about lowering prices, but reconstructing privacy logic with hardware: ✅ TEE chips eliminate the 'turtle speed mode' of pure software encryption. ✅ Off-chain storage bypasses Ethereum's storage profits. ✅ Ecological reuse allows developers to 'earn effortlessly' from privacy dividends. Just like electric vehicles defeating fuel cars—TEE is washing out the ZK track, and privacy is no longer a 'rich man's toy' 🔐 "I laughed so hard, a friend asked me why I've been so into chain games lately, I said with TEN, the transfer fee is only 3 cents, he immediately sent me 1U saying 'Take it and spend it, don't shortchange yourself'... Damn, that's enough for me to play for a month!" @tenprotocol @cookiedotfun @cookiedotfuncn #TEN #cookiedotfun #Cookie