A Lap Around Developing Cryptlets
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Describes how Cryptlets (CRiET) run as off‑chain services that a smart contract references via a crypto delegate, using Intel SGX enclaves to produce three‑way attestation (CRiET signature, enclave, host) for data and execution. Shows an event example that wakes a contract at 4:00 to fetch LIBOR and gold price, and explains control surrogation for secret pricing algorithms. Announces Bletchley V1: deploy consortium network in five minutes (2–100 nodes), .NET/JVM language support, white paper and marketplace roadmap.
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