ππ§πππ«π¬πππ§ππ’π§π πππ¦πβπ¬ πππ ππ‘π ππππππ² πππ²ππ« πππ‘π’π§π ππ§ππ«π²π©πππ ππ¦ππ«π ππ¨π§ππ«ππππ¬ A lot of people talk about FHE, encrypted smart contracts and privacy But very few understand how Zama actually keeps encrypted data secure while still making it usable. Thatβs where the Access Control List (ACL) comes in. Think of the ACL as the permission system of the Zama Protocol. It decides who can access, compute on or decrypt any encrypted value inside the FHEVM. Without ACL, encrypted data would be locked forever. Even the contract holding it couldnβt use it.
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Polymarket odds are heating up @zama a Will they launch a token in 2025? market is sitting at 75% YES, after a sharp dip now the trend has been pushing upward. With Testnet v2 live, mainnet around the corner and the ecosystem quietly leveling up The market clearly thinks Q4 2025 is in play. Nothing is confirmed until the official announcement but the signals are getting louder. Privacy narrative strong. Zama momentum strong. π $ZamaCreatorProgram @randhindi
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Zama Announces the $ZAMA Token @zama a officially announces the ZAMA token, the core asset powering the Zama Confidential Blockchain Protocol. And instead of overcomplicating things, letβs break down the main points you actually need to know straight to the point. β ZAMA Token? ZAMA is the native token of the Zama Protocol the chain that lets users make confidential, encrypted transactions while still running on top of public blockchains. The token has two main jobs: - Users pay fees in ZAMA to keep their transactions private - Operators earn ZAMA by running nodes and powering the network And it runs on a clean model called burn-and-mint: - 100% of all fees are burned - New tokens are minted as rewards for operators This keeps the system self balancing and ensures the token has real economic utility.
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