币界网报道：Cornell Tech researchers introduced "Take My Ape," a novel application leveraging Liquifaction—a process enabling temporary access to blockchain assets like Bored Ape NFTs without ownership. Unveiled at IC3's 10th anniversary, the platform challenges crypto's foundational security assumption that private keys are solely controlled by individuals. Using trusted execution environments (TEEs), Liquifaction allows asset owners to set smart contract rules for conditional access while preventing sales via a single-entity address protocol. IC3 researcher James Austgen highlighted practical use cases, such as renting a $50,000 NFT for $2 or signing off-chain agreements. The team, including Cornell's Ari Juels, warned that Liquifaction could disrupt security models in DAO voting, airdrops, and soulbound tokens with minimal visibility.