TEEs (Trusted Execution Environments) have long played a role in securing data in traditional computing environments, such as in mobile banking, encrypted cloud storage, and in DRM (Digital Rights Management). But where do TEEs fit into the crypto industry?

Since the beginning, Turnkey has taken an infrastructure-driven approach to solving the pains of private key management. We know that developers want to build truly novel experiences for their end users, but legacy tools have held them back.

Solana is a decentralized blockchain that launched in early 2020. It quickly began rising in popularity, and strong communities formed around applications such as Metaplex, Raydium, and more recently, pump.fun.

The future of DeFi requires seamless interactions across multiple blockchains, but building modular infrastructure that maintains both security and simplicity presents significant technical challenges. OneBalance is pioneering this future with their chain abstraction framework, demonstrating how modern wallet infrastructure can power sophisticated cross-chain applications while maintaining a simple user experience.

Bitcoin’s address system has evolved a lot since its inception in 2009 and subsequent rise to fame in 2013.

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Managing wallets is one of the biggest challenges in onboarding new users into crypto and delivering a seamless experience for both beginners and seasoned traders.

Blockchain enables asset ownership and new economic models in web3 games, but complex user experiences –  like managing crypto wallets, gas fees, and clunky onchain transactions – can make it difficult to attract mainstream gamers, especially those who don’t have knowledge or interest in crypto.

Crypto onboarding is still broken. Despite the popularity of memecoins within the ecosystem, bringing in new users is still hampered by the massive friction of setting up a seed phrase, buying Solana, finding an exchange with the meme or token you want to buy, copying contract addresses… and of course, making your first major mistake just to get rugged.