Confidential by design. Public when you want. With @fhenix dual mode, the same asset can stay encrypted by default (balances and transfers hidden with FHE) and flip to public in one toggle whenever you need it. No wrapping into another token. No second asset. No liquidity split. No broken integrations. What this means: - Stablecoins: keep treasury or payroll confidential, unshield only when you need DeFi collateral or transparent settlement - RWAs & payments: private holdings and transfers by default, public only for compliance or proof - DeFi positions: stay composable with the full stack in public mode, private when you want to hide size or strategy The old way forced a trade-off: either sacrifice privacy for composability, or wrap into a separate privacy token and lose liquidity + usability. Dual mode removes that choice. One contract. Two balances. One toggle. Same asset the whole way through. Privacy becomes a setting, not a migration.