When it comes to securing data onchain, not all solutions are created equal. Some talk privacy. Some build for it. Few actually deliver. Zama is building the future with FHE — encrypting everything, even while it’s in use. It’s Privacy by default, not by compromise.

Success for testnet = Enabling real products people love Everything else is just noise

Introducing Sprout for Teams 🌱 Your employees build the future of crypto but still bank like it’s 2015? We’re partnering with early stage companies to offer their teams 5-25% DeFi yields as an employee benefit. ✅Monthly payments per employee ✅Self-custodial, no crypto

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nothing is permanent except my encrypted role gMPC☂️

Decentralized Doesn’t Mean Safe. Until your data is private, you’re exposed. Blockchain promises decentralization, but it does so at the cost of privacy. Nowhere is more visible than in the world of NFTs. Every transaction you make is public. Every bid, sale, and wallet

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Fluent’s testnet = Built for builders The mission? Fast iteration to product-market fit

People still ask me why I’m so bullish on privacy in Web3. The truth is, most of us still underestimate how dangerous public blockchains can be, not just for individuals, but for the entire ecosystems. If you think this is about hiding from trolls or bots, think bigger. Look

Some Stories Should Stay Yours. I’ve been in Web3 for over three years now. I’ve seen the space grow fast. protocols rising, tokens crashing, and narratives changing overnight. Like everyone else, I made mistakes. I learnt everything the hard way. I like to say my journey

When Privacy Dies, Control Follows: How Data Abuse Threatens Freedom in Africa Privacy is becoming a big problem in Africa. It’s changing how we live, talk, and move around. It has put our personal data in the hands of people of people we do not trust From Telecoms to banks

Tomorrow.

Yesterday, I introduced Inco to you guys. Today, I’ll be diving deeper into one of the technologies that makes it powerful: Re-encryption First, lets discuss about a major limitation in smart contracts that no one really talks about Let’s just say they were never designed for

Inco Makes Blockchain Privacy Simple Inco is actually solving a real problem. If you have noticed, most blockchains don’t have real privacy built in. Right now, everything on the blockchain is public From your balances, your transactions, even your identity in some cases.

Many People Don’t Really Know What Privacy Means Most people don’t understand what privacy really is, Some don’t even realize when their privacy is being taken. That made me ask myself, How do I explain privacy to someone who doesn’t care about crypto? Here’s how I see it

IMO, privacy should be part of what makes a smart contract pass an audit. Right now, audits mostly check for mistakes, ways hackers could break in, and how much gas the contract uses. These are definitely important tbh But they often don’t check how well the contract keeps

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