An NFT can prove ownership without revealing everything inside it. That is the idea behind @FungoLabs. publicly visible ownership, with encrypted content on Ethereum, built using Zama's FHE technology. The distinction matters: - The public can verify which wallet holds the NFT. - The holder can privately view its sealed content. For Genesis, the holder can choose to publish its Look permanently. Essence has no public on-chain reveal. What interests me is the design space this creates. A collection can have an outside everyone can verify and a private layer that serves its holder. For creators, that raises a useful question: what should owning an NFT let you know that simply viewing its marketplace page does not? Public ownership. Deliberate disclosure.