DeepSafe

DeepSafe, formerly known as Bool Network, positions itself as a universal cryptographic verification layer for Web2, Web3 and AI. Its core product, the Cryptographic Random Verification Agent (CRVA), uses Ring VRF to randomly select verification nodes and combines threshold-signature MPC, TEE hardware isolation and zero-knowledge proofs to produce publicly checkable proofs for on-chain records, off-chain messages, oracle data and AI agent inputs and outputs, with regular node rotation avoiding long-lived fixed signers.

Building on predecessor work in trusted execution and verification since 2024, the project frames itself as trust infrastructure for the AI and data economy, covering cross-chain message verification, custody and multisig risk control and AI output checking; its core protocol was accepted by IEEE TIFS, and its site showcases more than 70 ecosystem partners including Arbitrum, Solana, TON, zkSync, OKX, MetaMask, Intel and ARM. In July 2026 the team published research on ERC-8126 and AI agent verification infrastructure, and the site currently reports over 850,000 active accounts and more than 37 million cumulative verified transactions.