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Ethereum Mainnet & Token Launch – A Major Milestone in Q4/2025 @zama is preparing for a breakthrough with the launch of the Zama Confidential Blockchain Protocol on Ethereum. In the initial phase, the network will operate in a permissioned model, allowing only pre-approved contracts and validators, while smart contracts will run through FHEVM to ensure maximum privacy. Following that, the Token Generation Event (TGE) will officially introduce the $ZAMA token, the core asset of the ecosystem. At the same time, Zama aims for multi-chain expansion into major EVM-compatible networks such as BNB Chain, Polygon, and Avalanche, enhancing connectivity and global adoption. In the final stage, the project will move toward a permissionless environment, enabling any developer to freely deploy confidential smart contracts. This marks a strategic step to bring Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) technology closer to the blockchain community, paving the way for a more secure ecosystem in Q4/2025. #ZamaCreatorProgram

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Zama is a French technology company founded in 2020 by Rand Hindi, an AI expert, and Pascal Paillier, a leading cryptographer. Their mission was clear from the start: to bring Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) into real-world use, especially in AI and blockchain, where data privacy is critical. Traditional systems require decrypting data to process it. Zama wanted to change that. With FHE, data can be processed while still encrypted, protecting users from leaks and breaches. Zama quickly became a pioneer in this field, releasing open-source tools like Concrete to help developers use FHE easily. The company’s name, while never officially explained, may hint at a turning point much like the historical Battle of Zama. Since launch, Zama has grown fast, attracting major investors and pushing the boundaries of privacy first technology. Their tagline says it all: “AI without data leaks.” Zama isn’t just building tools they’re reshaping the future of secure computation. @zama #ZamaCreatorProgram

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2025 marks a breakthrough year for @zama , the pioneer of Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). In June, Zama raised $57M in Series B funding, surpassing $150M in total and becoming the first FHE unicorn. Soon after, it launched the Zama Confidential Blockchain Protocol and opened its public testnet, allowing developers worldwide to build and test encrypted smart contracts. Momentum continued through the summer with major upgrades: TFHE-rs v1.3 delivered faster performance and new capabilities, Concrete v2.11 enhanced Rust–Python integration, and the release of FHEVM v0.7 testnet enabled encrypted smart contracts on EVM chains. In August, Zama partnered with Conduit, showcased the first confidential onchain auction, launched Bounty Season 9 with a $10,000 prize, and sponsored the Privacy Summit in Buenos Aires. Zama’s progress this year proves one thing: privacy is becoming the foundation of the next generation of the internet. Truly, 2025 is “The Year of Zama.” #ZamaCreatorProgram

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@zama – A Journey to Turn the Impossible Into Reality Zama was founded in 2020 with a bold ambition: to bring Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) — a technology once thought to exist only in theory — into real-world use. The early days were filled with relentless challenges, sleepless nights, and lines of code written from scratch, driven by unwavering belief. In 2022, Zama launched Concrete and TFHE-rs, high-performance FHE libraries that marked a major breakthrough. These were not just technical achievements — they were the result of perseverance and constant innovation. By 2023, Zama partnered with blockchain pioneers like Aleph Zero, Mina, and Iron Fish to enable FHE-powered smart contracts. It also built AI tools capable of running directly on encrypted data — bridging privacy and intelligence. From 2024 to 2025, Zama focused on making FHE more accessible to developers through intuitive, developer-friendly platforms — as easy to use as any familiar API. #ZamaCreatorProgram

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