Supra Dazzles Delphi Digital in Latest Report

We’re excited to announce that prominent Web3 research firm Delphi Digital has just released a comprehensive report on Supra. 

Founded in 2018, Delphi Digital focuses on producing institutional-grade research for some of crypto’s top funds, institutions, and investors. Delphi is known for producing groundbreaking reports on some of crypto’s most revolutionary projects. Delphi focuses on a variety of key elements, including technical project analysis and macroeconomic forecasting to help determine a project’s future viability. 

Due to its history and long track record, Delphi has garnered a reputation as one of the industry’s most trustworthy and authoritative sources on blockchain development, industry trends, and crypto investment analysis. 

Delphi Digital’s report discusses multiple aspects of Supra, including its evolution from an Oracle service to a fully vertically integrated Layer-1. 

Specifically, Delphi reviews aspects of Supra, including: 

1. Supra’s DORA-backed Oracle Network with increased liveness, safety guarantees, and scalability. 
2. Supra’s distributed VRF solution with unbiased on-chain randomness. 
3. Supra Hypernova, a Light client-based bridge, and HyperLoop with its rational bridge design. 
4. Supra’s MultiVM support: Supra extends support to multiple different VMs, allowing different systems to operate independently while remaining secure. 
5. Supra’s Cross-chain automation service: Supra’s automation service can directly access blockchain states, oracle data, and cross-chain communication, enabling more efficient on-chain capabilities that don’t rely on potentially insecure third-party middleware.. 
6. How Supra’s Tribe & Clan architecture enables Supra’s vertical integration by improving Oracle security, allowing Supra’s Oracles to bring a multitude of high-performing dApps on one network, eschewing the unneeded complexities of modular blockchains.   

We highly encourage our loyal Tribe, stakeholders, and other participants to read the full report here. 
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