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New MPC with Two-Phase Commit: IKA

IKA introduces a Multi-Party Computation (MPC) network using a Two-Phase Commit (2PC) protocol for secure, trust-minimized coordination. This improves efficiency and privacy in decentralized applications.

medium.com/@Swyke
🔗 IKA, the 2PC-MPC Network
While staked assets earn passive rewards, they could be more active across ecosystems, fueling new opportunities for lending, borrowing, and cross-chain interactions.
Ethereum, for example, over 33 million ETH is staked, worth approximately USD 108 billion (at $3,200 per ETH). Combined with other blockchains like Solana, Avalanche, and Cardano, the total value of staked assets exceeds USD 340 billion. (data provided by @StakingRewards )
Solana airdrops are great, and ISPOs on Cardano can generate some rewards, but this capital sits idle and while securing the network and validating transactions, it is not used to its full potential.

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