[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Bounie [@leyley997](/creator/twitter/leyley997) on x 1362 followers Created: 2025-07-26 18:22:46 UTC 🚀 What If Google Forms Could Trigger a Smart Contract? A New Bridge of Trust Between Web2 and Web3 Is Taking Shape… Imagine this: A Google Form collects hundreds of votes. Instead of exporting to Excel, emailing someone, and hoping they do the right thing What if that result could directly trigger a smart contract? No middlemen. No guessing. No risk. 💡 That’s exactly what TEN Protocol (@tenprotocol) is building Not just a blockchain, but a trust layer that lets Web2 and Web3 communicate securely and verifiably. 🌍 The problem today: Web2 apps and blockchain systems barely “speak the same language.” You’ve got APIs? Webhooks? Still not enough for a smart contract to trust that the data is real. → What do most developers do today? Webhook + multisig + crossed fingers 🤞 → Not secure. Not scalable. Definitely not the future. 🔐 TEN’s solution: TEN leverages Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) as a “trust relay”: • Web2 data (from Google Forms, CRMs, Zapier, etc.) is sent into the TEE • The TEE processes it privately and securely • Hardware attestation proves it hasn’t been tampered with • The verified result is sent on-chain trustless and immutable 🌟 Real-world use cases, reimagined: • Google Form votes → Verified by TEE → DAO proposal is auto-triggered • An AI model runs on Web2 infrastructure → Result confirmed via TEE → Smart contract distributes rewards • A credit score API sends user data → TEE ensures privacy → Lending protocol makes trustless decisions 💬 Why does this matter? TEN doesn’t ask Web2 to start from scratch. It simply gives it a safe, verifiable way to speak with Web3 No custom oracles. No manual bridges. Just hardware-backed trust connecting the old internet to the new one. 🔥 My take? This might be how Web2 finally enters the blockchain era Not with hype. But with verifiable trust and seamless integration. 👉 What would you build if Web2 could talk securely to Web3 like this? @tenprotocol  XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [protocol](/topic/protocol) [web3](/topic/web3) [$googl](/topic/$googl) [stocks communication services](/topic/stocks-communication-services) [Post Link](https://x.com/leyley997/status/1949173565754139065)
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Bounie @leyley997 on x 1362 followers
Created: 2025-07-26 18:22:46 UTC
🚀 What If Google Forms Could Trigger a Smart Contract? A New Bridge of Trust Between Web2 and Web3 Is Taking Shape…
Imagine this: A Google Form collects hundreds of votes. Instead of exporting to Excel, emailing someone, and hoping they do the right thing What if that result could directly trigger a smart contract? No middlemen. No guessing. No risk.
💡 That’s exactly what TEN Protocol (@tenprotocol) is building Not just a blockchain, but a trust layer that lets Web2 and Web3 communicate securely and verifiably.
🌍 The problem today:
Web2 apps and blockchain systems barely “speak the same language.” You’ve got APIs? Webhooks? Still not enough for a smart contract to trust that the data is real. → What do most developers do today? Webhook + multisig + crossed fingers 🤞 → Not secure. Not scalable. Definitely not the future.
🔐 TEN’s solution:
TEN leverages Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) as a “trust relay”: • Web2 data (from Google Forms, CRMs, Zapier, etc.) is sent into the TEE • The TEE processes it privately and securely • Hardware attestation proves it hasn’t been tampered with • The verified result is sent on-chain trustless and immutable
🌟 Real-world use cases, reimagined:
• Google Form votes → Verified by TEE → DAO proposal is auto-triggered • An AI model runs on Web2 infrastructure → Result confirmed via TEE → Smart contract distributes rewards • A credit score API sends user data → TEE ensures privacy → Lending protocol makes trustless decisions
💬 Why does this matter?
TEN doesn’t ask Web2 to start from scratch. It simply gives it a safe, verifiable way to speak with Web3 No custom oracles. No manual bridges. Just hardware-backed trust connecting the old internet to the new one.
🔥 My take? This might be how Web2 finally enters the blockchain era Not with hype. But with verifiable trust and seamless integration.
👉 What would you build if Web2 could talk securely to Web3 like this? @tenprotocol
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