Dual-mode model treats privacy as a native property of the asset rather than an optional overlay with @fhenix An asset can remain fully public for liquidity and composability, then switch to a confidential state in a single transaction without bridging to compose with existing Defi - For stablecoins, this means balances and transfer amounts can stay encrypted by default merchants and users settle privately while compliance checks still run on the encrypted data. → Selective disclosure lets auditors or regulators see only what is required. - For RWAs ownership and position sizes no longer sit in plain view. Accreditation rules, transfer restrictions, and cap-table constraints can be enforced cryptographically. → Investors keep strategy and holdings private while the asset remains usable across protocols. → In payments, amounts and counterparties can be hidden from the broader network, reducing information leakage and competitive exposure.

As you may know @fhenix mainnet has been live for a few days now and a major question has been what it actually looks like in practice, I am currently engaging with it myself. After further exploring the Genesis phase, the unique value it offers has become clear. Previously if users wanted to keep their balances or transaction amounts private on Ethereum, they were essentially forced into a trade-off. → Either keep everything fully transparent to maintain composability, or move to a separate private token. →And pool which leads to fragmented liquidity and the burden of managing multiple addresses. CoFHE changes this approach. It is a coprocessor that utilizes FHE, enabling smart contracts to perform computations directly on encrypted data without the need for decryption. The dual-mode token leverages this mechanism allowing for a single token and a single address to maintain two distinct states, all while ensuring secure usage👇

Contribute to encrypted Ethereum on @fhenix I’m just looking into it now :D

Today’s Vietnam Office Hours at Arc House—last week, I believed the meetup in Da Nang was quite successful for the Arc community in Vietnam, as it went extremely well. Today, we’re once again joining new events; the important event of the day will begin in just over an hour, with details clearly presented at Arc Studio, showcasing new products and approaches. Let’s go @arc @Arcvnbuilders 🔵🔵

FHE is structurally quantum resistant, schemes are based on lattice-based problems. These hardness assumptions are similar to those that underpin the post-quantum standards established by NIST. - This is critical for the infrastructure being built today data and computational states encrypted using classical schemes could be harvested now and decrypted later. Once cryptographically relevant quantum computers emerge. - On public blockchains, as well as in cloud or DeFi systems with long lifespans, this risk is permanent historical records cannot be retroactively secured through a future upgrade. - Meanwhile, the underlying encryption remains post-quantum secure, regardless of when large-scale quantum hardware arrives. - For any system designed to protect privacy whether through confidential smart contracts, private transaction logic, or encrypted AI inference adopting FHE today effectively removes the quantum clock from the system @fhenix

My cat is still encrypted. 🔒📷 Just joined the @FheCat waitlist, powered by @fhenix FHE. Mainnet mint in October. https://t.co/nc3iiuxh6u https://t.co/UhWrJqgvQy

Technical Office Hours it is taking place in two days. I have just received approval to participate !! This session will focus on Arc Studio: building a USDC registration application and comparing the standalone Arc Studio workflow with using Arc Studio via claude Code. I have used Arc Studio on @arc and through that experience, I gained a better understanding of how it works the application's adaptability delivers a precise experience and impressive information processing capabilities. Ready to listen 👏

I just discovered this, it looks pretty interesting and has lots of activities related to NFT gaming. Currently, they only have 2000 of them and they'll be free. The huge number of visitors clearly demonstrates the necessity and importance of FOMO (fear of missing out). Just give it a try and see how it goes from what I've seen, it's pretty good with @Embervale_

Quantum safe privacy 👀 The mainnet is just around the corner, and I’m really excited about the upcoming updates from @fhenix , utilizing these specific privacy features ensures a high level of security. To my knowledge, they are the first to build quantum privacy on the Ethereum something no other project has done before. Privacy plays a crucial role now and will continue to do so in the future - there is great anticipation regarding what will unfold this month ^^

Just discovered something fresh in the realm of pixel-art NFT gaming @minehood_rh Getting on the WL is pretty straightforward right now: just complete a few basic social tasks, then verify and submit your wallet address. Reminiscing about the old days of gold mining, supported by @ufukless1 I’m going to delve deeper into exploring this, but first I have to complete the mission and see how things play out.