The off-chain implementation of the Cartesi Machine
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ColliderVM: Stateful Computation on Bitcoin without Fraud Proofs
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Real-time cryptographic watchtower and reputation engine for Unichain. Validates Intel TDX attestations, detects sequencer equivocations, and provides a programmatic 'confidence score' API for 200ms Flashblocks.
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Gluon Layer2 is a plasma variant for scaling non-custodial exchanges and DeFi on Ethereum.
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Real-time cryptographic watchtower and reputation engine for Unichain. Validates Intel TDX attestations, detects sequencer equivocations, and provides a programmatic 'confidence score' API for 200ms Flashblocks.
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An optimistic rollup with fraud proofs and a bisection dispute game — a sparse Merkle state, one shared state transition function, and an L1 that convicts a lying sequencer by re-running a single transaction. Includes an interactive dispute visualization.
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A thread-centric L1 blockchain where every account is a personal cryptographic chain that only you can sign. Near-zero fee transfers, ~3s finality, WASM smart contracts, and lightweight full nodes — built in Rust with HotStuff BFT consensus.
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Cartesi is a Linux-based optimistic rollup protocol that lets developers build decentralized applications by running rich off-chain computation inside a sandboxed Linux virtual machine.
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