Can you really prove you hold a Legendary NFT on @FungoLabs Yes. And you don't have to reveal the encrypted attributes to do it. Imagine proving that your NFT is Legendary and getting a simple YES or NO without exposing its underlying stats. But why would anyone want to hide their NFT attributes in the first place? Think about it. A rare NFT holder may not want competitors tracking valuable traits, copying their strategy or using that information to negotiate against them. In Web3 gaming, players could keep character stats, cards, abilities and moves private without giving up the ability to verify game outcomes. In DeFi, traders could protect their balances, positions and strategies from people monitoring their wallets. In onchain auctions, bidders could keep their offers hidden until the auction concludes, reducing the advantage of simply copying another person's bid. In DAOs, members could vote without exposing individual choices, while the network still verifies the final result. Even identity and reputation systems could let users prove they meet certain requirements without publishing all their personal information. The common thread is simple: You should be able to prove what matters without revealing everything. For NFTs, that means proving rarity without exposing every attribute. For gaming, it means keeping strategic information private. For DeFi, it means protecting financial activity. For governance, it means preserving voting privacy. This is one of the interesting possibilities FHE brings to Web3. Privacy doesn't have to come at the expense of verification.