According to reports, researchers at Cornell Tech in New York have released an innovative technology application case called "Liquefaction." This technology allows users to temporarily control blockchain assets held by others, such as Bored Ape NFT, under specific conditions without actually owning them. In the demonstration, users only need to pay about $2 to temporarily use an NFT valued at $50,000, but they cannot perform actions such as selling. The research team noted that this technology could impact the security models of various blockchain applications, including DAO voting, airdrops, and loyalty points.
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Cornell University launches "Liquefaction" technology: $2 can temporarily use a $50,000 NFT
According to reports, researchers at Cornell Tech in New York have released an innovative technology application case called "Liquefaction." This technology allows users to temporarily control blockchain assets held by others, such as Bored Ape NFT, under specific conditions without actually owning them. In the demonstration, users only need to pay about $2 to temporarily use an NFT valued at $50,000, but they cannot perform actions such as selling. The research team noted that this technology could impact the security models of various blockchain applications, including DAO voting, airdrops, and loyalty points.