Here’s the thing: when people in Web3 talk about privacy, they usually think of mixers or zk solutions. But notice, those approaches are all about hiding. They cover the traces, but they don’t let data itself remain encrypted while being processed. @zama is on a whole different level. Thanks to FHE, data stays encrypted at all times, yet the computations still run. It’s not just “hidden”, it’s “hidden but verifiable.” #ZamaCreatorProgram
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first applications without being chained to a single ecosystem!
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Picture this: you walk into a bank, hand over your ID. The clerk checks the necessary details but doesn’t get access to your whole life story. They only answer one question: is this person eligible to proceed? On public blockchains, this has never really been possible. Every transaction, every number, every detail was laid bare for anyone to see. That’s where @zama stands out. With programmable compliance, KYC (Know Your Customer) or AML (Anti-Money Laundering) checks can be done onchain yet your private data stays hidden. So what do you think? Would a system where user data stays hidden but regulations are still enforced be enough to pull traditional finance fully onchain?
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