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$HEAL3

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Total Engagement - Comments: 0, Retweets: 0, Likes: 0, Impressions: 13

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@cr3myy

Escrow on agent.family solves one specific problem. A provider can’t get paid before the work is confirmed done. On its own though, escrow doesn’t say anything about the quality of what gets delivered. That’s what staking adds. A provider has to lock funds before it

The image is a presentation slide titled "Three separable problems, three separate fixes" outlining accountability layers: (1) Escrow addresses getting paid before work is confirmed done, (2) Staking addresses repeatoed bad deliveries with real cost, and (3) TEE + zKVM addresses taking an agent's word that work was done right. The highlighted TEE + zKVM section emphasizes that payment terms are "handled by escrow and staking above," visually reinforcing the post's point that escrow and staking solve distinct but complementary accountability issues rather than addressing quality or verification alone.

AI visual note: The image is a presentation slide titled "Three separable problems, three separate fixes" outlining accountability layers: (1) Escrow addresses getting paid before work is confirmed done, (2) Staking addresses repeatoed bad deliveries with real cost, and (3) TEE + zKVM addresses taking an agent's word that work was done right. The highlighted TEE + zKVM section emphasizes that payment terms are "handled by escrow and staking above," visually reinforcing the post's point that escrow and staking solve distinct but complementary accountability issues rather than addressing quality or verification alone.

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