#隐私技术解决方案 Privacy technology is really the next big breakthrough point for Web3! Zama's recent actions have shown me the dawn of fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) moving from theory to practice.

Did you know? Performing calculations directly on encrypted data without decryption—this sounds like magic, but it's becoming a reality. Zama has raised $130 million, backed by top institutions like Multicoin Capital and Pantera, and this is no coincidence. The team's founder, Pascal Paillier, has been researching this field for 25 years and holds 25 patents, which is a testament to hardcore strength.

The most interesting aspect is their sealed-bid Dutch auction mechanism—using FHE itself to protect the privacy of the bidding process. This is not just a token public sale; it is a demonstration for the future of privacy computing. No front-running, no bots, fair distribution; this is how Web3 should be.

Privacy is not just a personal rights issue; it is the cornerstone of the explosive growth of DeFi, on-chain identity, and on-chain finance. Imagine a future where users' sensitive data is fully protected during on-chain interactions, yet the system can still operate efficiently—how many applications could this unlock?

Interested friends can participate in Guild tasks to accumulate credentials, with public sales starting on January 12th. This may be a good opportunity to lay out early in the privacy track. The future belongs to those protocols that can protect user privacy while releasing data value, and Zama is on this path.