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Most blockchains are public by design. Every transaction, every state change, every smart contract is visible to anyone who looks. That’s great for transparency, but not so great for privacy. Would you trust a system where your medical records, bids, or financial details were open to the world? This is exactly the problem the Confidential Blockchain Protocol from @zama is solving. By using Fully Homomorphic Encryption, it allows developers to build smart contracts where data is always encrypted during input, during computation, and even in storage. Imagine running a private auction where nobody sees the bids until the result is revealed. Or a credit scoring system where banks can collaborate without exposing raw customer data. That’s the power of confidential blockchains. With Zama, privacy is no longer an afterthought. It’s built into the core of how the blockchain itself works. #ZamaCreatorProgram

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