The real unlock for blockchains is confidentiality that stays verifiable. And the fact @zama_fhe pulled it off without touching the underlying chain is honestly wild. You keep everything on #Ethereum or #Solana, or whatever. You still get public verifiability. But now, nobody sees the balances, the amounts, or the logic being run unless you let them. #FHE is what makes that possible. It's not like mixers or zk systems where you're hiding traces, you're keeping content private. The implications are insane. You can: – Build private stablecoin payments where no one sees your salary or merchant flows – Batch private swaps on Uniswap without leaking individual order size – Attach KYC or credit logic to DeFi apps without revealing user identities – Finally run things like payroll, company treasuries, or even onchain taxes without giving up everything to the mempool And it's all programmable. Apps decide what to keep private, not the base layer. They’re launching mainnet soon, but even in testnet, builders are already going off. Confidential GBP stablecoins, self-custodial onchain banks, private wrappers for existing tokens… → It all starts here: