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🔐 Privacy in Web3 isn't about choosing between FHE and ZK—it's about combining them. Here's how @zama is making "privacy by default" a reality with TFHE + fhEVM Most blockchain systems force a trade-off: transparency vs privacy. You either expose your data to be processed, or you don't use the service at all. This isn't sustainable for real-world adoption. Enter FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption): Your data stays encrypted DURING computation—not just at rest or in transit. Think of it like doing math on locked boxes without ever opening them. 🔒 No one sees your data. Not validators. Not nodes. Not even the computer processing it. But how do you trust the results? That's where ZK (Zero-Knowledge) proofs shine: They prove computations were done correctly WITHOUT revealing the private inputs. Math becomes your auditor. Trust without exposure.

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