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The @FungoLabs X Campaign ends in 9 hours. Touch this post if you still want to make it in🌚
I have learned quite a bit from tweeting about Fungo these past two days.
One thing that stuck with me is that privacy in technology can go beyond keeping sensitive information hidden.
It can make new things possible.
Think about applications that need to use information without exposing it. A game could calculate outcomes using hidden NFT attributes.
A smart contract could process encrypted information without revealing what's being processed.
With Zama's FHE technology, encrypted data doesn't have to become unusable simply because it's private. It can still be computed on.
That opens up a bigger conversation about what developers can build with programmable privacy.
The opportunity goes beyond private NFTs. It's also about the applications that can be built on top of this technology.
Keep exploring….
You can tell me these guys didn’t know they would tweet about this today 😅
And they were like this is the time to submit your last tweet, wtf
LaModeste retweeted
The @FungoLabs X Campaign ends in 9 hours. Touch this post if you still want to make it in🌚
I have learned quite a bit from tweeting about Fungo these past two days.
One thing that stuck with me is that privacy in technology can go beyond keeping sensitive information hidden.
It can make new things possible.
Think about applications that need to use information without exposing it. A game could calculate outcomes using hidden NFT attributes.
A smart contract could process encrypted information without revealing what's being processed.
With Zama's FHE technology, encrypted data doesn't have to become unusable simply because it's private. It can still be computed on.
That opens up a bigger conversation about what developers can build with programmable privacy.
The opportunity goes beyond private NFTs. It's also about the applications that can be built on top of this technology.
Keep exploring….
LaModeste retweeted
Hello guys...
This deserves your attention if you're following @FungoLabs
The Fungo Genesis launch is underway, marking an important milestone for the project
>>>The 500 whitelist Genesis NFT mint went live on November 5
>>>The 2,500 Genesis NFTs sealed-bid auction powered by Zama's FHE closes today 15:30 UTC
>>>The $FUNGO X creator campaign, closes today alongside the auction
>>>The leaderboard will be revealed after the campaign, with rewards distributed at TGE
Keep your eyes on FungoLabs!
Gm and happy Friday guys
FungoLabs is bringing a different level of privacy to NFTs, and I think the idea is worth paying attention to
Most NFTs make their artwork and traits visible to everyone.
@FungoLabs is taking a different approach with Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), powered by Zama
Here's what caught my attention:
✸Genesis NFTs
Every NFT starts sealed. The owner decides when to reveal its artwork, while its hidden traits, called 'The Essence', remain encrypted
✸FungoLabs Launchpad
Other creators will be able to launch their own encrypted NFT collections, with private traits, controlled reveals and sealed-bid auctions
✸$FUNGO
The ecosystem will also have its own token, with allocations for Genesis holders and other parts of the community
Genesis holders are also set to benefit from Launchpad revenue
✸The Game
There's also a game in the roadmap where NFTs can use their hidden traits in battles without exposing their private stats
What I find interesting is that FungoLabs isn't just trying to make NFT artwork private
It's exploring how privacy can become part of an NFT's identity, utility and even its gameplay
LaModeste retweeted
The $FUNGO X creator campaign is entering its final hours, and this is the last opportunity to get your contributions submitted.
One thing I find valuable about creator campaigns is that they give people room to approach a project from different angles.
With @FungoLabs, there's been plenty to discuss, from Zama's FHE technology and encrypted NFTs to the Genesis collection and the sealed-bid auction.
It also gives creators an opportunity to make these ideas easier for others to understand, especially those who are still learning about privacy-focused applications onchain.
If you've been participating, make sure you:
→ Connect your X account.
→ Link your wallet.
→ Submit your five best campaign posts through the campaign page.
The deadline is November 6 at 15:30 UTC, alongside the Genesis auction close.
Don't leave your contributions unsubmitted.
Final hours of the $FUNGO X campaign! ⏳
The campaign closes together with the Genesis auction: 06.11.2026, 15:30 UTC.
Make your last posts now and send your 5 best from the campaign page. Posts sent after the close won't count.
The leaderboard will be revealed when the campaign ends, and rewards will be distributed at TGE.
fungolabs.org/launchpad/camp…
LaModeste retweeted
Gm CT.
Have you ever thought about What does QuickSilver actually do?
It’s One technical detail worth looking at in @primus_labs.
It’s an interactive zero-knowledge proof system used in Primus’s zkTLS implementation.
But why does this matter?
Generating cryptographic proofs can involve significant computation and communication between participants.
QuickSilver is designed to make that process more efficient.
In Primus’s MPC approach, the client and attestor use secure computation to establish the TLS session materials. QuickSilver helps prove the integrity of the process.
This is important because privacy technology isn’t useful just because it sounds secure.
It also needs to work efficiently enough for real applications.
The cryptography behind the user experience matters just as much as the final result.
LaModeste retweeted
gm guys
one thing crypto still struggles with is privacy.
every transaction leaves a trail. anyone can check your wallet, track your assets and see how you move funds.
that's not ideal for individuals, traders or businesses looking to operate on-chain.
this is why what @FungoLabs is building with zama fhe matters.
fungo genesis brings encrypted nft ownership to ethereum, allowing holders to control who can view their assets.
even the auction bids were hidden.
it's more than an nft experiment. it's a glimpse into a future where we can enjoy blockchain transparency without sacrificing personal privacy.
public verification, private ownership.
that's a future worth paying attention to.
LaModeste retweeted
Over 11k creators has joined the @FungoLabs x campaign 🤯
Well some creators might not be aware of the $FUNGO tokenomics and the allocation set aside.
Fungo has a total supply of 10 billion $FUNGO and here’s how the 10 billion supply breaks down:
📌36% for Genesis NFT holders. Each of the 3,232 NFTs is allocated 1,113,861 $FUNGO at TGE.
📌 7% for Zama OG holders, totaling 700 million tokens.
📌 3% allocated to the X Campaign.
📌 10% reserved for the team, subject to a 12-month lock followed by 36 months of vesting.
Eligible holders have just 7 days to claim. Anything left unclaimed gets burned.
Another interesting detail: claims can be made in regular $FUNGO or cFUNGO, its confidential counterpart.
For me, I think holding a Zama OG NFT offers a stronger position here, especially with 7% of the $FUNGO supply allocated to OG holders compared to just 3% set aside for the X Campaign.
NFT ownership has always been public. But what if owning something didn’t mean revealing everything about it?
That’s the direction @FungoLabs is exploring.
Secret Network and Obscura have advanced private ownership, but Fungo is bringing encrypted content and usable private data directly to Ethereum.
Yesterday, Fungo minted what it describes as the first encrypted NFTs on Ethereum.
This is also one of the first meaningful consumer experiments with @zama’s FHE beyond DeFi.
Imagine NFTs with hidden attributes, games with secret strategies, and digital assets that remain useful without exposing everything they contain.
If the launchpad and game deliver, this could turn FHE from an impressive technology into something people actually use.
Kudos to Fungolabs on their mint, now we await more news about $FUNGO tge.
LaModeste retweeted
Fungo Genesis currently has a $244 offer sitting on it, with just 10 hours left before the auction ends.
What happens next?
I am more curious about what happens when trading opens. Could we see some serious volume and price movement?
But here's another thought: sealed NFTs like Fungo Genesis might actually favour long-term holders over quick flippers.
More reason to hold if you were on the whitelist
No instant public rarity reveal, encrypted stats that remain hidden, and artwork the holder decides when to reveal.
You can't simply scan the collection, spot the rarest traits and make every trading decision around what is publicly visible.
The underlying utility also has room to develop beyond the initial auction.
Let's see what happens when the market opens. @FungoLabs
LaModeste retweeted
⏳ONLY 11 HOURS LEFT!
the clock is ticking, and the @FungoLabs Genesis NFT auction is entering its final stretch!
if you have been following the launch, this is your reminder that there’s still time to get involved.
here’s a quick reminder of how the auction works:
you submit your bid privately, without knowing what other participants are offering. once the auction closes, the highest bidders secure their NFTs.
but there’s an interesting twist: all successful bidders pay the same final price, determined by the lowest winning bid.
so, bidding higher doesn’t necessarily mean paying more. Any difference between your bid and the final price is refunded.
whether you have already placed a bid or you are still considering participating, keep an eye on the countdown.
The Genesis collection is waiting for its new holders!
11 hours. One auction. Don’t miss out!
there are only 3 tickets left for the biggest party of the year. but four more students want to go.
the teacher decides to let everyone write down how much they are willing to pay for a ticket.
here are their offers:
Timi: 3,000 cZAMA
Sarah: 1,500 cZAMA
David: 1,000 cZAMA
John: 500 cZAMA
nobody knows what the others have offered.
when the teacher opens the offers, the three highest bidders get tickets.
John misses out because his offer was the lowest.
the interesting twist about the auction is that:
Timi offered 3,000, but he doesn’t have to pay 3,000.
all three winners pay the same amount: 1,000 cZAMA.
why? because 1,000 was the lowest successful bid.
so Timi gets 2,000 back, Sarah gets 500 back, and David pays exactly 1,000.
John gets his 500 back because he didn’t win.
this is the best way I could explain the @FungoLabs Labs’ Genesis NFT sealed-bid auction happening today.
Your bid helps you win a spot, but you only pay the final auction price.
so as you bid today, bid what you think it’s worth, not just what you hope to pay.
LaModeste retweeted
4 million wash-trading transactions were identified by researchers from EPFL, ETH Zurich and Carnegie Mellon in their analysis of Pump(.)fun activity.
That's roughly 17% of all transactions examined.
It raises an important question: how do you reward genuine onchain activity instead of manufactured volume?
This is one detail that makes @zerufinance's zETH approach interesting.
According to Zeru's reward rules, wash trades score zero. Lending vault movements and activity on other chains are also excluded.
The goal is to reward qualifying Ethereum activity, not simply wallets generating more transactions.
It's a useful approach to building a fairer activity-based reward system.
Looking forward to seeing how the zETH race develops.
@zerufinance
LaModeste retweeted
What happens when you give an AI agent a trading instruction?
I tested Mojo’s Trade Agent with a simple ETH spot buy-and-sell strategy.
From turning my prompt into a Strategy Card to reviewing the steps, fees and execution, here’s a look at how it works.
Still exploring Mojo and sharing what I learn along the way.
#Mojo @MojoAI_HQ
LaModeste retweeted
what a day to be alive!
happy friday, beautiful people ❤️
so, how did the @fungolabs mint go?
you guys ate good, right?
sending love to you all ❤️
LaModeste retweeted
Blockchain transparency shouldn't have to mean sacrificing financial privacy.
Every transaction on a public blockchain leaves a trace.
While transparency is one of blockchain's biggest strengths, it also raises concerns about having your financial activities publicly visible.
This is one problem @cellprotocol_ is looking to solve by introducing a private way to interact with RWAs on Stellar.
How does it work?
An institution acts as the Operator and manages the system that allows users to make private transfers.
Here's how the process works:
1. The institution creates a tenant and sets up an on-chain escrow where users can deposit their Stellar assets.
2. Once users deposit their assets, they can send and receive funds privately within the Cell channel.
3. These transfers don't appear as individual transactions on Stellar. Instead, the Operator verifies each transfer and updates the users' balances in its system.
4. When users want their assets back on chain, they can withdraw from the channel, and their balances are settled on Stellar.
The interesting part is that individual transfers within the channel aren't publicly recorded as separate Stellar transactions.
This means less publicly exposed transaction activity while interacting with RWAs.
I got to test the platform myself, and I've documented the entire experience in the video below.
My QA observations;
During testing, I came across two potential issues:
1. Error messaging/UX bug: The platform displayed "Interaction failed" when I attempted an interaction without sufficient test XLM.
A more descriptive error message would help users understand the actual problem and how to resolve it.
2. Loading-state/performance issue: While setting up the channel, the platform took considerably long to respond.
Better loading feedback and response-time optimisation would improve the experience.
Privacy is an important part of making blockchain applications more accessible.
Cell Protocol is exploring an interesting approach to this, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it develops.
Watch my testing experience below and start here app.cellprivate.com
LaModeste retweeted
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LaModeste retweeted
we've talked a lot about what Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) could bring to Ethereum, but seeing it move beyond theory and into something people can actually interact with is a different story.
that's where @FungoLabs comes in.
Fungo has now minted and it's exactly what is described as the first encrypted NFTs on Ethereum, using Zama's FHE technology.
with the way the team is shipping, i believe that fungo is never gonna stop at just being a collectibles onchain, with the Genesis launchpad and game planned, there's room for this technology to become part of an actual consumer experience rather than remaining something people only discuss and hold.
apparently, the Fungo Genesis auction is still ongoing in case you don't know.
there are 2,500 NFTs up for auction, and the bidding system works a little differently from what most people are used to.
instead of placing a normal public bid, you're participating in a sealed-bid auction.
your bid amount and the number of NFTs you're requesting are encrypted directly in your browser, other participants cannot see those details while bidding is ongoing.
once the auction closes, successful bidders pay the same clearing price, while unsuccessful bids are refunded.
if you have got interest and wanna participate in the auction, here's how to go about it
firrst, you need $ZAMA.
head to the Funds section, select swap or you can also withdraw from exchange it to your wallet if you are already holding $ZAMA
next, shield your tokens.
now, select Shield, enter the amount of $ZAMA you want to shield, and approve the transaction.
this converts your balance into cZAMA, which is what you will use for bidding.
and finally submit ur bid , go back to the Genesis page, choose how much cZAMA you're willing to bid per NFT, enter the quantity you're interested in, and submit your sealed bid.
also, remember that 1 ZAMA = 1 cZAMA,the difference is that cZAMA is the shielded, confidential version used for this auction.
LaModeste retweeted
Gm and happy Friday guys
FungoLabs is bringing a different level of privacy to NFTs, and I think the idea is worth paying attention to
Most NFTs make their artwork and traits visible to everyone.
@FungoLabs is taking a different approach with Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), powered by Zama
Here's what caught my attention:
✸Genesis NFTs
Every NFT starts sealed. The owner decides when to reveal its artwork, while its hidden traits, called 'The Essence', remain encrypted
✸FungoLabs Launchpad
Other creators will be able to launch their own encrypted NFT collections, with private traits, controlled reveals and sealed-bid auctions
✸$FUNGO
The ecosystem will also have its own token, with allocations for Genesis holders and other parts of the community
Genesis holders are also set to benefit from Launchpad revenue
✸The Game
There's also a game in the roadmap where NFTs can use their hidden traits in battles without exposing their private stats
What I find interesting is that FungoLabs isn't just trying to make NFT artwork private
It's exploring how privacy can become part of an NFT's identity, utility and even its gameplay
LaModeste retweeted
The @FungoLabs Genesis whitelist Mint & X Campaign both close at 15:30 UTC today (11 hours left ⏳).
Where things stand Now:
🔸Genesis NFT floor bid: $258
🔸Whitelist mint: CLOSED
🔸Public mint: STILL LIVE
🔸X campaign submissions: STILL LIVE
