Web 3.0 Realized With Traceless Privacy and Seamless Compatibility
summary
Automata Network offers a decentralized middleware that claims to stop MEV (citing over $500M extracted) by running privacy services in Intel SGX enclaves with Oblivious RAM on a Substrate control plane; built services include Conveyor (orders transactions to prevent front‑running), Witness (anonymous off‑chain voting, developer preview with support for Ethereum, Clover Finance, Plasm/Plaza), and Librarian (privacy-preserving indexer); compute nodes called shields host enclaves and Automata says these services already run and interoperate without redeploying dApps.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Automata Network intro
- 1:12Web 3.0 privacy and MEV risks
- 2:59On-chain off-chain threats
- 4:03Privacy middleware solutions
- 5:26Conveyor and Witness services
- 6:48Librarian indexing overview
- 8:14Privacy tech stack
- 8:54Q&A on parachain
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