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Dear friend: In the morning light, as the sun shines, I sit by the window, pen in hand, writing this letter, my heart overflowing with infinite thoughts about @mindnetwork_xyz. It is like a meteor streaking across the sky, carrying the brilliance of Web3, quietly landing on the vast fertile ground of ByteDance, igniting a wonderful spark of technology and the future. Mind Network is the first Web3 pioneer to knock on the door of the ByteDance ecosystem, and the memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed with BytePlus feels like a letter transcending time and space, telling the story of trust and co-creation. This connection is not just a collision of technology, but a romantic promise about the future. Imagine, the world of 40 million users on the Lark platform will have an additional layer of secrecy under the protection of Mind Network. Every piece of data, every interaction, flows like a clear spring in the forest, sheltered by fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), pure and inviolable. This is the first encounter between Web2 and Web3, like a spring breeze brushing over the surface of a lake, creating countless ripples. What excites me even more is the partnership between Mind Network and the COZE AI Agent platform. COZE is a vibrant pearl in the ByteDance ecosystem, giving countless people the wings to build their AI dreams. And Mind Network has cloaked these wings in an invisible armor—FHE technology. It allows the wisdom of AI to dance gracefully in the cloud, yet never reveals the secrets of the data. Whether it’s the spark of inspiration for generating documents or the heartfelt voices of user interactions, Mind Network protects their purity with the magic of encryption. This protection is like the brightest star in the night sky, guiding AI towards the shores of safety and trust. Mind Network's ambitions go far beyond this. Its FHE technology is like a key, unlocking endless treasures of AI, modular blockchain, gaming, and DePin. It paves a safe path in the wilderness of the digital world, making every moment of data flow as elegant as poetry. It tells us that the future of Web3 is not just a carnival of technology, but a hymn to privacy and freedom. Friend, as I gaze at how Mind Network, with a sincere heart, weaves together the vast ecosystem of ByteDance and the cutting-edge dreams of Web3, I seem to hear the pulse of the times. It is an unfinished symphony, filled with expectations and love for the future. May you also feel this stirring power, and may we together watch over Mind Network's brilliant journey in the digital sea of stars. Sincerely, A friend intoxicated by the beauty of technology July 11, 2025

Big Fat Dun Observation (NO.38) ---------------------- 1️⃣ [RGB] This month should be the launch of the RGB v0.12 mainnet, and I hope this prediction can be verified. 2️⃣ [Quantum Attack] I saw and discussed BTC's anti-quantum attack, and I went to sort it out, although everyone agrees that there will be such a thing in the future, but the time judgment of risk is different, 20 years may be a relatively mediocre number, 20 years does not seem to be long, but think about the birth of BTC is only 16 years, it seems that this time is not short. 3️⃣ [USDT] Tether has a lot of layouts and is very miscellaneous, one of the chains about USDT is stable, and the other is plasma: the former is a completely native USDT chain, the main fee is cheap, and the latter is a BTC-based side chain free of gas, etc.; Whether this will have an impact on TRON, I think there will be in the short term, and the long-term depends on whether the two chains of Tether do compliance business, after all, we all know that TRON's main business is "gray industry". 4️⃣ [FHE] fully homomorphic encryption has been studied a little before, which is quite interesting, and I recently saw @zama_fhe This project has been mentioned by many people, and this project has been concerned about FHE research very early, which basically brings together most of the technical researchers and developers of FHE track, but at that time, I felt that FHE was still far from reality, so I didn't follow up on it, and I was ready to pick it up and see the progress. 5️⃣ [BTC Ancient Address] The recovery of ancient addresses seems to have become a "standard program", and regardless of whether these early addresses have become concerted actors very early, or have been "pooled" through various means such as over-the-counter for a long time, even if they want to sell, it seems that it will affect the price of BTC in the short term, but isn't it a good thing in the long run? Otherwise, wait for BTC to be higher and make these effects even greater? Don't they all say that if you want to rise, you need to wash the dishes well? 6️⃣ [Airdrop] Raising cattle back, but I felt it early, so I only did a little, and the psychological expectations were also in place, which was okay; At present, he is still participating in about 7 projects and airdrops, and he is still in this track. 7️⃣ [Criticism] I found that I sometimes have a bit of a strict attitude towards the projects in crypto, and it would be good for some projects to have micro-innovation, always hoping to solve the problems of the track, the problems of the industry, and to have revolutionary innovation, which is unrealistic in itself, so let's look at it better.

Author: momo, ChainCatcher   Recently, Zama, an open-source cryptography project focusing on fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), has finally launched a testnet. In just over a year, Zama has raised $130 million through two large rounds of funding, valuing it at $1 billion. In June 2025, Zama closed a $57 million Series B funding round led by Pantera Capital and Blockchange. In March 2024, Zama completed a round of funding led by Multicoin Capital and Protocol Labs, Blockchange, Stake Capital, Metaplanet, Gavin Wood, founder of Ethereum Co-creation & Polkadot, Anatoly Yakovenko, and Filecoin Co-founder Juan $73 million Series A financing from well-known institutional or individual investors such as Benet. What is Zama's open-source fully homomorphic encryption technology? Why do you attract large amounts of money to bet on? What's the recent development? This article has made a brief combing. What is fully homomorphic encryption? How is it different from ZK? In addition to ZK, another key privacy technology named by Vitalik is fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). Fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) allows arbitrarily complex computations to be performed directly on encrypted data without first decrypting the data. The result of the computation is still encrypted, and only the user with the key can decrypt it to get the final result. The core advantage of FHE is the privacy of data and computation, even the nodes that perform the computation, such as cloud servers or blockchain nodes, cannot access the plaintext data. It seems to be very similar to ZK, but both are very different. FHE emphasizes privacy-preserving computing, and ZK emphasizes privacy-based verification. In other words, FHE allows us to perform arbitrary calculations while the data is fully encrypted, while ZK allows us to verify that a claim is true without knowing the process or the original data. The two are more of a complementary relationship, with FHE providing on-chain cryptographic computation and ZK ensuring verification privacy. Zama's technical progress and roadmap Although FHE is an innovative technology to ensure privacy, it has been difficult to use in the past due to its slow speed, limited application, and difficulty for developers to use. Zama has been working to solve these technical problems. Zama's official whitepaper says that Zama has developed highly efficient FHE technology that is 100 times faster than five years ago, and will soon support 100+ transactions per second with GPU acceleration, or thousands of transactions per second with dedicated hardware such as FPGAs and ASICs. In terms of developer friendliness, it supports any type of application as well as common programming languages like Solidity and Python. In addition, Zama's FHE technology is post-quantum-safe, meaning that there are no known quantum algorithms to crack. In addition to PHE, the Zama protocol also combines multi-party computation (MPC) and zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) to make up for the shortcomings of encryption schemes. Recently, Zama announced the launch of a public testnet. Zama。 It was also revealed that the mainnet is expected to be launched on Ethereum in the fourth quarter of this year, bringing confidentiality features to Ethereum. Initially, only Zama-approved apps will be supported. In addition, Zama plans to conduct TGE by the end of the year and expand to more EVM-compatible chains. In 2026, Zama aims to deploy on Solana to support Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) applications. Zama focuses on the direction of the application What are the future use cases for Zama? Zama mentioned three typical scenarios: crypto payments, RWA, and DeFi. Crypto payment: Zama Protocol implements end-to-end encryption of stablecoin payments through FHE to protect the privacy of account balances and transfer amounts, and at the same time embeds compliance functions (such as KYC/AML) in smart contracts to support credit card payments, payroll, cross-border remittances and other scenarios to meet the confidentiality and compliance requirements of on-chain financial transactions. RWA: Zama enables traditional financial institutions to tokenize assets (e.g., fund shares, stocks, bonds) on public blockchains (e.g., Ethereum, Solana), maintaining confidentiality of trading activity and investor identities. KYC/AML checks are performed directly through smart contracts, eliminating the need for a private blockchain, enabling inter-agency interoperability. DeFi: The Zama protocol supports end-to-end encrypted DeFi transactions by encrypting transaction amounts and asset types, solving the problem of users' reluctance to disclose assets and bot front-running transactions. Other applications include confidential lending, on-chain credit scoring, option pricing, and more to enhance DeFi privacy and user experience Zama's team background Zama's ability to secure large sums of money from multiple well-known investment institutions and individual investors may be inseparable from his team's senior background in the field of cryptography. Zama was founded in 2020 by Dr. Rand Hindi (CEO) and Dr. Pascal Paillier (CTO), and nearly half of the team has PhDs in cryptography, machine learning, or blockchain. Rand Hindi, co-founder and CEO of Zama, is an expert in artificial intelligence and privacy protection technology with a Ph.D. in bioinformatics with a focus on data privacy and AI applications. He started programming at the age of 10 and created a social network at the age of 14. He founded Snips, an AI voice platform (later acquired by Sonos), where he was exposed to fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) as a core technology direction for Zama. Hindi is also a partner at Unit Ventures, where he has invested in several cryptography, AI, and biotech companies. Pascal Paillier, co-founder and CTO of Zama, has more than 25 years of experience in the IT security industry, focusing on the design and development of secure cryptographic primitives (e.g., fully homomorphic encryption, anonymous credentials, etc.) as well as cryptographic software for embedded architectures (e.g., smart cards). Pascal Paillier has published dozens of research papers in the field and holds around 25 patents, many of which are currently applied to smart card technology. Pascal Paillier is also a member of the International Association for the Study of Cryptography (IACR) and has worked on ISO SC 27 WG 2 (Cryptography Standard), which won the 2005 Asiacrypt Best Paper Award. Pascal Paillier is also a serial entrepreneur, having founded Zama before founding CryptoExperts, an applied cryptography consulting firm. (Recommended reading: "Interview with Zama CEO: How to Build a Market Value of $400 Million in Four Years" FHE "Wave Maker"? 》

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