There are now seven verified applications live on Arcium Mainnet, and more on the way.
One of the biggest issues privacy infrastructure has faced is adoption by developers and users. Applications built on Arcium have seen both: encrypted compute that is *versatile* enough for any application and *fast* enough that users are willing to use it.
Network effects are what it’s all about, and Arcium is maturing to a stage where we’re starting to see this effect take off.
The beauty of cryptography is that it scales everywhere. The same encryption that secures a swap can secure a hospital, a bank, or a model running on someone else’s GPU.
With the soon-to-be-released Blackthorn, we’ll be able to serve users all across the world and let Arcium power many more computations.
I strongly believe Arcium is building some of the most important technology for humanity, for acceleration, liberation, and innovation.
Arcium’s cryptography is versatile, universal, fast, and proven.
protec!