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@aleph_im

Sovereign decentralized cloud.
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🇪🇺 aleph.cloud Joined March 2019

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Aleph Cloud @aleph_im May 4

We are redesigning emission-funded node rewards with a usage-based revenue share model.
95% of customer credit payments now flow directly to CRN operators and stakers. 🧵

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Aleph Cloud @aleph_im Oct 13

Your agent holds a wallet key, on a server someone else runs. Can that server's admin take it?

On a normal server, yes: it's sitting in memory. On an Aleph confidential VM, the memory is encrypted, and a rigged VM never gets the key.

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Aleph Cloud @aleph_im Oct 12

This is basically why we built confidential VMs. The host only ever sees encrypted memory, and you check the attestation before your agent gets any keys (or prompts).

Moshe Malawach Verified account @MosheMalawach Oct 12

Back from TOKEN2049. Agents with wallets were everywhere: agents that hold keys, trade and pay on their own.

The question I kept asking: while the agent runs, who can read its key?

Whoever runs the server. Root on the host reads RAM, seed/keys included. Unless the CPU locks the host out, and you can check that it does.

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Aleph Cloud @aleph_im Sep 29

Your model weights are only as private as the GPU they run on.

aleph-vm 2.1.4 puts the GPU inside the boundary: confidential VMs on AMD SEV-SNP now take NVIDIA cards in CC mode, verified at boot before you unlock anything.
The first one is already live on the network: an H200.

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Aleph Cloud @aleph_im Sep 25

Every hyperscaler grew 37–121% last quarter — funded by ~$1T in capex. Then on Sept 3, ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Gemini all went down at once.

The Q3 2026 cloud market report, and the decentralized answer: verifiable confidential GPU compute, no trusted operator.