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Web3 guys, Can U help me hit 500K views? 👀 A little more to go, i think!

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Looks like I'm not the only one 😅 I also forgot to do my daily check-in one day! Otherwise, I should be sitting at 600 points by now too. I think it's bad luck😄 How's your rank looking? @IThinkItsArt

🚨 @FungoLabs Genesis Mint is happening TODAY! Here are the important times: 🕧 12:30 UTC — Whitelist mint opens 🕞 15:30 UTC — Public auction begins A few things to know before participating: Total supply: 3,232 NFTs • 500 WL mints • 2,500 public auction • 232 reserved for the team These are the first encrypted NFTs on Ethereum, powered by Zama's privacy technology. The public sale uses a sealed-bid auction, meaning all bids remain private until the auction ends. Here's the interesting part: All winners pay the same final price, determined by the lowest winning bid not necessarily the amount they originally offered. For the public auction, you'll need cZAMA. How to get it: Buy ZAMA through jumper.xyz Visit app.zama.org Use the Shield section to convert ZAMA into cZAMA. You can also convert it directly through Fungo: fungolabs.org/launchpad/fund… Minimum bid: 700 cZAMA Mint page: fungolabs.org/launchpad/d/fu… Get your cZAMA ready before the public auction starts! 🧡 dyor

My glyph card. 1,600 $GLYPH pending in the reserve 🌊 ask glyph anything: askglyph.chat/?ref=sleeperqp Not every AI agent needs to be just another chatbot. @askglyph takes a different approach: an ASCII manta, an interactive AI, and a reward system built around your activity on X. Complete social tasks, make your case to Glyph, and build your $GLYPH allocation. A different mix of AI agents, social engagement, and Solana NFTs. 🌊

Why FHE Matters Let's make this simple. With regular encryption, your data is protected while it's stored or being transferred. But when you actually need to use that data, it usually has to be decrypted first. And that's where things get interesting. FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption) changes this. It allows computations to happen directly on encrypted data, without revealing what's inside. Imagine this: You have two encrypted numbers: 7 and 5. Normally, you'd need to decrypt them to add them together. With FHE, a smart contract can calculate: enc(7) + enc(5) = enc(12) The result is still encrypted. Nobody needs to see the original numbers to perform the calculation. Now think about what this means for Web3. Smart contracts can work with private information while keeping that information encrypted. That's also what makes projects like @FungoLabs interesting. Fungo uses @zama 's FHE technology to build #NFT s with encrypted artwork and hidden traits. But these secrets aren't useless just because they're private. Smart contracts can potentially use those hidden traits in games and other on-chain applications without exposing them. For me, that's the real point of FHE. Privacy doesn't have to mean losing functionality. You can keep your data private and still put it to work. We're about to see a new and interesting direction for the future of NFTs and Web3! One more cool thing about the Fungo Twitter campaign 👀 In less than 2 days, nearly 9,000 people have already joined. At this rate, I wouldn't be surprised if the campaign closes much sooner than expected. The amount of attention it's getting is honestly wild; I haven't even seen this kind of early participation on Kaito! Looks like things are moving pretty fast. 🙈 fungolabs.org/launchpad/c/cf…

Why would an #NFT even need hidden traits? Think about it. With most NFTs, you can see everything right after minting. The artwork, traits, rarity... there's not much left to discover. But what if some of that information was actually private? That's one of the things @FungoLabs is exploring. Using Zama's FHE technology, $Fungo allows NFT creators to encrypt artwork and traits directly on-chain. And it's not just about keeping everything hidden until a reveal date. Through Fungo's Launchpad, creators get more control over how their NFTs work. For example, they can decide which parts are: → Public from the start. → Only revealed by the holder. → Revealed at a specific time. → Kept private permanently. Holders can also view their NFTs privately, share access with selected wallets, or reveal certain details publicly. The cool part is that this isn't just hiding metadata somewhere on a website or private server. The data stays encrypted on-chain, while FHE allows smart contracts to work with it without revealing what's inside. I think this opens up some interesting possibilities, especially for gaming, rarity systems and NFT collections where knowing everything from day one isn't necessarily the point. And that's why I'm keeping an eye on Fungo's Launchpad. I'm curious to see what creators will actually build with these tools. Launchpad: fungolabs.org/launchpad/appl… gFUNGO 🟨

Now that the @FungoLabs x @zama conversation is heating up again, I wanted to share a few reasons why holding a Fungo Genesis NFT might be worth looking into 👀 First, 20% of all revenue generated by the Fungo Launchpad will go to the 3,000 Genesis NFTs. Second, every collection launched on Fungo's Launchpad will allocate 5% to 20% of its own token supply to Genesis holders. And probably the biggest one: a share of $FUNGO itself. According to the announced tokenomics, 36% of the total $FUNGO supply is allocated to Genesis holders. That's roughly 1,113,861 $FUNGO per Genesis NFT, based on a simple calculation. There are also some hidden traits that make these NFTs even more interesting. Only the holders and the Fungo team know what's inside. Everyone else is basically left guessing. One more detail: revenue from the team's own NFTs goes toward $FUNGO buybacks and burns instead of going straight into the team's pockets. Definitely more to explore here. 👀 And if you're wondering how to get your hands on one of these Genesis NFTs, the remaining 2,500 NFTs will be sold through a sealed-bid auction on November 5. Here's how it works: You'll choose how many NFTs you want and submit your price in cZAMA for each one. The interesting part is that all bids are encrypted using FHE, so nobody can see what other people are bidding. Your bid stays private throughout the auction. Once the auction ends, all bids are ranked from highest to lowest. The price at which the last NFT gets allocated becomes the final clearing price. And here's the good part: all winners pay the same final price, even if they originally bid higher. Any extra amount they bid gets refunded. For example, if the final price ends up being 10,000 cZAMA and you bid 15,000, you'll still only pay 10,000 per NFT. The difference comes back to you. If multiple people bid exactly at the clearing price, the remaining NFTs are distributed proportionally among them. And if your bid is below the final price, you don't get an NFT and your bid amount is refunded. A few things to keep in mind: Bids can't be changed or cancelled once submitted. There's a small non-refundable fee for each bid. If demand is lower than the available supply, everyone gets their NFTs at the lowest submitted bid price. Payments are made in cZAMA, not regular ZAMA. So it's not simply about throwing in the highest number. It's about deciding how much you're actually willing to pay, while keeping your bid private from everyone else. Definitely worth understanding the rules before placing a bid. 👀

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