SecretNetwork VS PirateWallet-Lite

The SCRT Labs GitHub has a lot of great resources for code: https://github.com/scrtlabs/SecretNetwork

Outside of Ethereum there is the Secret Network scrt.network that relies on computers having a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) so that any SC can have its own private key that stays private within the TEE.

Read: https://github.com/scrtlabs/SecretNetwork/releases/tag/v1.7.1

There are technical ways to do that. On blockchains like https://scrt.network/ it's already built-in.

I noticed that the license file for Secret Network's Github repo https://github.com/scrtlabs/SecretNetwork/blob/master/LICENSE changed its last updated date to November 8, 2022. Also the license language doesn't appear to reflect that of the AGPL. I'm a little late to the party but I just noticed this.

This sounds (very narrowly) similar to the Enigma network, a blockchain-based technology that can be used for fully encrypted multi-party computation (MPC). It was one of the earlier blockchain projects that actually had an interesting use case and technology in this quite "overhyped" space. They rebranded to the Secret network [0] a few years back and somehow I don't find this use case/promise back nowadays...website screams all of the Web3 BS buzzwords it seems :(

[0] https://scrt.network

Have you heard of Secret? https://scrt.network/

I need to update my Treasure Chest wallet from 5.2.0 to 5.7.4. I'm only guessing that all I have to do is to go to pirate.black and download the new wallet. Once I download it I click extract and then I get a message saying "Replace File "Debian Binary"? "another file with the same name already exists in "/home/my name/downloads" and I have to choose whether to cancel, replace all, skip, or replace. I don't know which to choose. Could someone give me specific instructions on how to udate my wallet so I don't mess something up an lose my ARRR. I am not good at all with linux yet. Thanks.

However Monero has shortcomings, the main one being its auditability.

Some Monero developers have created a new project which tries to solve those issues, and add zero proof knowledge to the mix: https://pirate.black

The other option would be doing it manually. You would do so by by using getblockhash and walking backward from the current block comparing the output to the explorer on pirate.black until you find a block that matches. Once you know what your first "bad" block is (the first one that does NOT match the explorer), you can then invalidateblock the first bad one, and reconsiderblock on the last common one.

Pirate Chain- https://pirate.black

Website

I think he was suggesting to look at pirate.black for the white paper, which answer all those questions.

“Arrr” : yes, like the pirate sound. Tech seems rock solid, the apps suck. When they put out good IOS app could blast off from current $1 price (was above $16 last year) https://pirate.black

If you are looking into other privacy coins perhaps look into the Secret Network ( https://scrt.network ) Pirate Chain ( https://pirate.black ) Dero ( https://dero.io ) Conceal ( https://conceal.network )

lite wallets: https://github.com/PirateNetwork/PirateWallet-Lite/releases