Today I discovered a pretty interesting blockchain project @tenprotocol, let me briefly talk about it. This project mainly focuses on Ethereum's Layer 2 network, but it's a bit different from other L2s. It emphasizes privacy computing and uses a technology called TEE, which essentially allows data to be processed in an encrypted state, so even the nodes cannot see the specific content. I find their enterprise-level solution quite practical. For example, there are hedge funds using their network to run trading strategies, but the specific buying and selling logic is not visible to others, which is indeed quite important for institutional users. Additionally, their verification mechanism is cleverly designed, turning node validation into a game. You can participate in network maintenance by playing Texas Hold'em or Battleship, and if you play well, you can increase your earnings, effectively combining work and entertainment. The team background is also solid; they have previously worked on enterprise blockchain projects, have Intel's security certification, and have passed multiple audits. Overall, this is not a project that purely speculates on concepts; it is genuinely addressing some real issues. Currently, this project may be more suitable for institutional users with high privacy requirements or developers looking to gamify DeFi. Ordinary users might not feel the impact too much, but the technical direction is still quite interesting and worth observing for future developments. #TENProtocol #CookieSnaps #Cookie