The TEA Project has two tokens in our ecosystem with two very different functions:
The TEA Project features two tokens, TEA and Camellia (CML). The CML token is an NFT that, besides functioning as a store of value for investors, is also used by miners to activate their mining nodes. CML can therefore generate TEA through mining, and CML holders can use their NFTs…
The TEA Project aims to disrupt traditional centralized cloud computing through its decentralized model of distributed computing nodes. To estimate the possible market share the TEA Project could achieve, it’s useful to look at other centralized cloud providers as well as competitors in the Web3 space.
The TEA in TEA Project stands for Trusted Execution and Attestation. The TEA Project places great emphasis on Trust, as running a dApp on the platform means trusting a remote node where you don’t know where in the world it’s located, who owns it, what’s loaded in its memory and…
Talks are underway to secure the TEA Project’s next funding round. We’ve talked to 7 funds so far in January 2022, with more meetings scheduled. The funds will help the team hire more developers and a marketing team to help publicize our project. The TEA Project has a longer-term time…
WebAssembly (WASM) is a binary instruction format for stack-based virtual machines. It is designed as a portable compilation target for programming languages, enabling deployment on the web. …
Our epoch 6 mining contest winner Joel asked us during his video interview why the TEA interface was so barebones. Miners like Joel are early adopters and willing to put up with a minimalist design as long as the functions work. But wouldn’t end consumers want something that looks more…
WebAssembly (WASM) is a newly designed portable and virtual ISA. There are many features worth a separate lengthy post, but let’s focus on some of its security features.
Let’s look at a small example to see how these security features come…
TEA modules do not allow saving anything to its local storage outside of temporary memory cache. All data is required to be stored in the IPFS node that it’s connected to. For the TEA Project, IPFS acts as its file system. Being publicly accessible means that anyone can access the…
The TEA Project aims to host a large variety of rich dApps running secure and decentralized on its network. Called TApps in the TEA ecosystem, any TApp’s success depends on the interplay of how well the application is designed and how much consumers demand its use case. A TApp might…
