Zama chose long-term security over short-term speed. Today, that decision matters. Why this is important Most privacy protocols in crypto: > would break if large quantum computers became available. > don’t reach full 128-bit strength. > use older assumptions that won’t scale with rising global compute. And upgrading cryptography later is not easy. It usually requires: - new circuits. - new proofs. - new user migrations. > and sometimes breaking compatibility. Zama avoided all of this by building the right foundation from the start. Vitalik’s data on Bitcoin’s 2⁹⁶ hashes basically shows: > The world has far more compute than people realize and it's still growing. When compute grows: - attacks become cheaper. - weak cryptography becomes breakable. - and “good enough for now” stops being good enough. This is why Zama’s approach matters: they don’t need to upgrade to post-quantum security. They already run on it. TL:dr Zama is one of the few privacy
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Gn fam. Tomorrow is another heavy day of real work and real progress. @zama FHE is no longer a theory, it’s becoming a usable primitive. The mission is simple: make privacy the default for onchain computation. Brevis Proofs are moving from “verifying activity” to “verifying context.” Brevis is pushing this shift faster than anyone expects. OpenMind Onchain agents only scale when memory, reasoning and incentives align. OpenMind is building the missing layer that makes agents actually reliable. Rest well. We go again tomorrow. #ZamaCreatorProgram #FHE $ZAMA
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Zama X Ledger Podcast. “Privacy is part of freedom. Without it, digital freedom is incomplete.” Charles Guillemet, CTO @Ledger Blockchain exposes everything: balances, transactions, contract logic. Hardware wallets help, but on-chain data stays visible. Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) changes the game. Compute happens without exposing data. Results stay verifiable. No one sees the inputs. It’s like calculating your taxes while keeping every receipt private yet still proving accuracy. Until now, FHE was too slow for real-world blockchain use. Ledger + @zama built: → Hardware security integration → On-chain encrypted computation → Confidential smart contracts And the best part? It works on chains you already use. Listen to the latest Ledger Podcast with @randhindi, @analog_kyle, and @P3b7_ to learn how privacy meets freedom. #ZamaCreatorProgram
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