The thing which you're actually routing around the system is information. So in this way, what you're really doing is saying that I will give someone information or give the private key for the ability to send these tokens. There's like privacy, there's efficiency, and then there's how fucked or how easy is it to tell if I got screwed? That's my colloquial definition of credibility.
This week, host Anna Rose and co-host Tarun Chitra catch up with Chris Goes from Heliax, the team behind Anoma and Namada. They start with a quick retrospective about IBC, a project he formerly worked on, and how the protocol has evolved since it launched.
They dive into the concept of 'intents', exploring their origin, evolution, and discuss the intent-based systems that exist today. As well, they chat about the architectures enabled by a generalized intent-based infrastructure, the potential impacts on user experience, and the inherent trade-offs, particularly when zero-knowledge or privacy aspects are added to the mix.
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