14.6 From Adaptor Signatures to Discrete Log Contracts || Lloyd Fournier
Wasabi Wallet
Discrete log contracts use adapter signature encryption to execute bets on-chain while keeping condition data off-chain. Two parties fund a joint output and encrypt transactions to oracle-controlled public keys—one per outcome. When the oracle reveals a decryption key, the winner publishes a normal transaction settling the funds. This cryptographic approach avoids Ethereum's on-chain oracle model,
https://relay.towardsliberty.com/bc62488432fbba4eb081272113a64e5a4b4e9d3a9dcbea93394e4119de1d0f82.mp4
Wasabi Wallet
Discrete log contracts use adapter signature encryption to execute bets on-chain while keeping condition data off-chain. Two parties fund a joint output and encrypt transactions to oracle-controlled public keys—one per outcome. When the oracle reveals a decryption key, the winner publishes a normal transaction settling the funds. This cryptographic approach avoids Ethereum's on-chain oracle model,
https://relay.towardsliberty.com/bc62488432fbba4eb081272113a64e5a4b4e9d3a9dcbea93394e4119de1d0f82.mp4