0xbaed (0xbaed.base.eth)

Gm, my first day on base app

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How’s business? [Insert the good news of your enrolment here]

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I’m 21 years old and a 4th-year Computer Science student. I’ve been in crypto since I was 17, and during that time I’ve managed to earn a six-figure sum purely in this space. I absolutely love it - I’m obsessed with crypto, with Solidity development, and everything related to Web3. To graduate, I need to complete a 6-month internship. I have zero interest in doing it in Web2 - I’ve spent most of my conscious life in crypto and have fallen deeply in love with it. I’m burning to intern as a Smart Contract Engineer or in any Web3 direction. Money is not a factor at all - I’m ready to work for free, purely driven by passion, the desire to challenge myself, and to gain real-world experience in something complex and meaningful. I’ve tried searching, but either I’m looking in the wrong places or the niche is just too narrow and there simply aren’t open internship spots right now. I’d be incredibly grateful for any advice, leads, or help in my search

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Why @zama is the next big thing in crypto Privacy ≠ hype. Privacy = necessity Zama is not a typical L1 private chain - it’s much better. It provides privacy capabilities on top blockchains such as Ethereum, Base Zama is private because: 1.FHE - data is always encrypted, even during computations 2.MPC - keys are distributed, no one can decrypt alone 3.ACL - programmable access control 4.Off-chain computations - don't appear on the public blockchain 5.ZK proofs - everything is verifiable, but private So literally anyone can build a fully private DEX on the Ethereum blockchain, which makes this protocol just a killer feature, because thanks to it you can get a huge number of users and liquidity from Ethereum and privacy from @zcash

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