Web 2.5: Bridging the Gap
summary
Applied Blockchain presents two concrete products and field tests: Silent Data pulls private web2 data, processes it in Intel secure enclaves and emits cryptographic proofs that smart contracts can verify without exposing bank or social media records — audited by Kudelski, trialed in FCA sandboxes and documented with Intel. A second build, London Bridge, is a trustless bridge between Algorand and Ethereum using enclaves so validators cannot mint or steal funds. The firm runs ~100 developers across London and Porto and reports successful implementations.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Blockchain fundamentals
- 2:34Web 2 versus Web3
- 4:22Tokenization and identity challenges
- 6:49Silent Data for private verification
- 8:16Silent Data security
- 9:21London Bridge cross-chain
- 10:43Company experience
- 11:47Q&A
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