Tal Kol

The big issue I think is that this introduces a strong dependency on AWS since Nitro is the only truly viable solution at the moment. Effectively, by using this service...

I'm not sure that any embedded execution environment is significantly different than Nitro. At the end of the day there is a short list of trusted manufacturers, that use their...

Even if you could build such a chip in your lab, everybody will just have to trust you that you built the chip correctly... It's not much different from you...

With this reasoning we don't need validators on TON at all, we can just move everything to AWS Using my proposal, you can have some verifiers that give AWS signed...

@ex3ndr I understand your concern about fraudulent wallets. I'm personally fine with any of these alternatives: 1. Giving the foundation a master key that will allow the foundation to delete...

I think this is a critical standard that resolves a very important need. Once accepted I hope to see all wallets supporting it and offering this functionality to dapp developers....

> For multisig, you can use a default signing. From a dapp developer standpoint I'm mostly interested in the dapp-wallet interface like this one - https://github.com/ton-foundation/ton-x#request-signature I assume this uses...

Let's ignore the multi-sig example because it's confusing since multi-sig is used for transactions. Can we make sure that this safe offline signing over a cell is verifiable from TVM?

Domain yearly cost should never drop below the equivalent of about $10, even after years. If domains become too cheap, a squatter that doesn’t intend to use the domain will...

> I think it is expedient to explicitly invite Source-code uploaders(probably tools for deployment like toncli?), Source-code verifiers(currently only tonwhales I believe?) and Source-code displayers (explorer-developers) to discussion. @tvorogme @ex3ndr...