Secret Network · interactive mechanism simulation

Deposits get wrapped into private SNIP-20 balances and processed inside SGX enclaves that share one network-wide consensus seed. Consensus stays public and correct no matter what — but if that shared seed is ever extracted, every enclave's encrypted history is exposed at once. Edit the parameters, or trigger the 2022 xAPIC/ÆPIC failure mode.
Users hold SCRT / sSCRT SNIP-20 wrapper mint / burn sSCRT Enclave network (SGX) shared consensus seed: secure Tendermint public · always correct xAPIC/ÆPIC exploit CPU side-channel (2022) Viewer (viewing key) 0 disclosures Retroactive decrypt history exposed: 0%
SCRT deposited
0.0 SCRT
sSCRT private supply
0.0 sSCRT
Private transfers
0
Viewing-key disclosures
0
Consensus seed
SECURE
Parameters — edit me
1.0/s
2.0/s
15%
6 nodes
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Reflects the researched Secret Network mechanism: deposits wrapped into SNIP-20 private tokens, execution inside hardware-gated SGX enclaves sharing one consensus seed, viewing keys for selective disclosure, and Tendermint consensus that stays correct independent of privacy. The 2022 xAPIC/ÆPIC academic exploit really did extract that shared seed, which is why "trigger failure" exposes all history at once rather than just future transfers. Trade sizes and timing are randomized for visualization — not live onchain data. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.