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$SOL closed above $100 for 42 straight days, Sep 17 to Oct 28.
Then the hack night: $95.37. Friday closed below it again.
In September, $100 was the breakout level. Now it's the line SOL has to win back.
Daily close back above $100 and this was a shakeout. Until then, it's the ceiling.
I went down a rabbit hole in the @primus_labs docs on attestor nodes.
Every zkTLS proof needs an attestor to sign it.
So the obvious question: who verifies the verifier?
The docs are upfront that node integrity isn't covered by the original protocol security.
Here's how Primus handles it:
> attestor nodes run inside Phala's TEE
> node keys are generated by a KMS inside the TEE
> the node software never touches the key material
> signing only happens after the zkTLS protocol runs correctly
> only official, verified software versions can be deployed
So an operator can't just grab the key and sign whatever.
Fair to name the tradeoff too.
You're now trusting the TEE hardware. Real assumption, not magic.
And penalties for dishonest nodes aren't live on day one of mainnet. In staging, only authorized nodes can join.
Trust doesn't disappear. It moves somewhere you can reason about.
Could be wrong, but I respect a team writing that down.
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