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@AnonymousDami
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The Encryption Revolution Starts Here: @zama_fhe Takes the Lead Imagine a blockchain world where smart contracts are actually private,computations happen on encrypted data, yet everything remains verifiable and public Here’s the real talk on zama what they are, why they matter,
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@AnonymousDami
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Gm CT I’m in @zama_fhe rabbit hole and trying to do something with the hugging face Meanwhile while scrolling through CT I saw a write up on how Zama FHE can be use to improve prediction markets and make predictions market a leveling ground for everyone I will be writing on
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@AnonymousDami
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Gm CT I’m in @zama_fhe rabbit hole and trying to do something with the hugging face Meanwhile while scrolling through CT I saw a write up on how Zama FHE can be use to improve prediction markets and make predictions market a leveling ground for everyone I will be writing on
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@cobie
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@Brunazzooo We lock in now so we may never need to lock in again. One last visit to the trenches. God bless.
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@AnonymousDami
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Encryption was supposed to be the human armor,the thing that kept our digital lives safe from prying eyes.but somewhere along the way, it turned into a cage. sure, encryption keeps data private, but once you lock it up, you can’t use it without cracking it open again. on a
@AnonymousDami
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The Encryption Revolution Starts Here: @zama_fhe Takes the Lead Imagine a blockchain world where smart contracts are actually private,computations happen on encrypted data, yet everything remains verifiable and public Here’s the real talk on zama what they are, why they matter,
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Seems like we’re back ?
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We are at a point in the market where you don’t dare invest in a presale that is not 100% unlocked at TGE It is -ev if you do so
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We are at a point in the market where you don’t dare invest in a presale that is not 100% unlocked at TGE It is -ev if you do so
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@AnonymousDami
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Gm CT and thank you crypto 😂😭 Rent is due,now let’s run it up
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@AnonymousDami
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Okay. it’s a lie, crypto won’t make you rich
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@AnonymousDami
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Okay. it’s a lie, crypto won’t make you rich
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@AnonymousDami
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That’s the magic @zama_fhe is harnessing. they’re building what you might call an “encrypted computer” inside the blockchain,a system that lets smart contracts operate on encrypted data directly. The nodes see only gibberish, yet the logic unfolds exactly as intended.The
@AnonymousDami
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Imagine the blockchain as a vast glass city, every building in that city is made of transparent crystal and you can see everything inside: the contracts, the transactions, the people moving their tokens from one address to another. This transparency is what makes the city
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@AnonymousDami
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Gm CT and thank you crypto 😂😭 Rent is due,now let’s run it up
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@AnonymousDami
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Gm CT My intuition says we make money on monad mainnet Be there 🫵
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@AnonymousDami
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Why It Matters Zama fhEVM turns the public blockchain model which is transparent by design into a platform where confidentiality and verifiability coexist. you can build decentralized applications that handle private financial data, proprietary algorithms, or personal
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@AnonymousDami
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How it All Fits Together Here’s the flow in practice: user encrypts input with the public FHE key and attaches a zero-knowledge proof confirming validity. contract receives the ciphertext and proof via the Gateway. Coprocessor picks up the event, verifies the proof, and runs
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6. The Solidity Library Developers don’t need to know the internals of FHE or MPC to use it. the solidity library abstracts that complexity. it provides simple types and function calls for example, to submit encrypted inputs, trigger a computation, or request decryption.
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5. The Gateway The Gateway is the on-chain orchestrator. it coordinates data flow between the blockchain contracts, the coprocessor, and the key management layer. It also enforces policy of who can submit, when decryption is allowed, whether a ZK proof must be verified before
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4. The Coprocessor all the heavy lifting ,FHE evaluation, ZK proof verification happens in an off-chain coprocessor. think of it as a secure computational service, but without requiring trust in the operator. it listens to blockchain events, fetches ciphertexts, and runs the
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3. Zero-Knowledge Proofs of Knowledge (ZKPoK) FHE lets you compute blindly, but you still need to know the encrypted inputs are valid without validation, someone could encrypt garbage or out-of-range data to exploit logic. that’s where zero knowledge proofs step in. ZKPoKs
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2. Threshold Key Management Service (KMS) via MPC now, if one server held the FHE private key, it would defeat the purpose. so Zama’s design spreads trust across multiple parties,the private key is never assembled in one place; instead, it’s divided into shares using threshold
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