According to reports, TEN Protocol is introducing a new approach to privacy on Ethereum called "compute in confidence." The protocol aims to address limitations related to transparency in areas like MEV, DeFi, gaming, and AI. TEN is designed as an EVM environment linked to Ethereum, allowing developers to choose what data remains public and what is executed confidentially. The discussion explores how this model reshapes user experience, mitigates MEV, enables sealed-bid markets and hidden order flow, and unlocks new categories of applications. The development also addresses the security and governance trade-offs of using Trusted Execution Environments.

According to reports, TEN Protocol is introducing a new approach to privacy on Ethereum called "compute in confidence." The protocol aims to address limitations related to transparency in areas like MEV, DeFi, gaming, and AI. TEN is designed as an EVM environment linked to Ethereum, allowing developers to choose what data remains public and what is executed confidentially. The discussion explores how this model reshapes user experience, mitigates MEV, enables sealed-bid markets and hidden order flow, and unlocks new categories of applications. The development also addresses the security and governance trade-offs of using Trusted Execution Environments.