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Your NFT can't keep a secret. @FungoLabs thinks it should be able to. Every trait, every stat, every rarity rank on a public chain it's scraped the second a collection reveals, often before. Fungo's answer is to encrypt the inside of the token itself.
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🏴☠️ ALPHA SPOTLIGHT: @PlunderPort
Not every Web3 game needs to follow the same playbook. @PlunderPort is bringing a pirate themed idle tycoon experience where players build their own islands, develop harbours, command fleets of ships and embark on treasure hunting voyages.
Build and expand your own island.
Command a fleet of 12 different ships
Send ships on voyages lasting 2–24 hours.
Explore, hunt treasure and battle the navy.
Build pirate clans and compete on leaderboards.
What’s catching my attention is the ecosystem they’re building around the game. PlunderPort is preparing for the @LayerZero_Core Zero ecosystem, with 1,024 planned Genesis Captain NFTs, a proposed 40% voyage loot boost for holders and a growing early access community. There’s also a $10K early access reward pool, with a separate $100K Season 0 prize pool advertised by the project.
The interesting part? Early access is free and the team is still building toward the actual game launch. We are watching projects that focus on creating an experience rather than simply pushing another NFT collection. PlunderPort deserves a spot on the radar. The seas are not open yet, but early captains are already gathering. 🏴☠️
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been cooking on Living Genesis Anons NFT.
what if your Anon had its own onchain wallet, holding NFT items + relics and automatically earning token rewards?
keep those rewards bound or unbind them. sell the Anon with them attached, and the next owner gets the inventory + rewards you’ve built up.
then there’s the reveal. keep it sealed, or burn NFT items to boost your rarity with live odds before opening. All exciting info be revealed tomorrow on @memepitHQ
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Your NFT can't keep a secret. @FungoLabs thinks it should be able to. Every trait, every stat, every rarity rank on a public chain it's scraped the second a collection reveals, often before. Fungo's answer is to encrypt the inside of the token itself.
Most NFT projects build their launch around a reveal. The countdown the metadata flip, the scramble to see what you got it's a hype mechanic and it works because everyone assumes the information was always going to become public anyway.@FungoLabs takes the opposite position
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otherwise or until a metadata server leaks, or until someone scrapes the ranks the second they go live. Here the privacy is a property of the contract, not a promise from the operator. The contract can compute on encrypted values it adds a stat to a stat and never reads
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Either number so the data stays useful without ever becoming visible.
Which is why the marketing phrase fits: seen by all, known by one. 3,232 NFTs. First encrypted NFTs, built with FHE on Zama. The 500 free mints are gas only and reviewed by hand at funglabs.org
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Closing my @FungoLabs set with the part I think is actually underrated. Encrypted NFTs aren't primarily about privacy aesthetics. They're about what becomes possible when a contract can compute on things it can't read. Fungo's genesis is step one 3,232 sealed NFTs where the look
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is yours to publish and the essence stays encrypted forever. Step two is a launchpad so other collections can be born encrypted. Step three is the payoff a game where duels settle without either player exposing their stats. Hidden information, verified on chain.
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That third step is the reason the first one exists. Being early to a sealed genesis is being early to that. fungolabs.org. Read the FAQ before you mint anything the holder rules around publishing, resale and the 19minute wake window after buying are all documented
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3232 genesis NFTs. 500 free mints shared between whitelist and nominees, gas only, one per account. 2,500 in the sale, paid in cZAMA. 232 to the team. Whitelist applications are reviewed by hand at funglabs.org. Seen by all. Known by one
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The essence class, four stats, element. One 64-bit number, encrypted forever. No reveal function exists. Only the current holder can look inside. So a sealed NFT is a genuine unknown: rarity is real because nobody can read the stats and there's no metadata server to leak them
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