2025-12-10 18:29:21

When the market is quiet, there are indeed not many early-stage projects to participate in. Zaiffer Protocol's public testnet has recently launched, and those interested can give it a try.

This project has a pretty hardcore technical approach—based on a fully homomorphic encryption scheme developed by the cryptography company Zama. Simply put, it allows for direct computation on encrypted data without decrypting, putting privacy protection at the forefront.

It's still in the initial launch phase, with on-chain addresses just surpassing 10,000. The interaction costs during the testnet phase are low, and if there's an airdrop expected later, early participation always offers more opportunities. Anyway, it doesn't cost much, so if you have time, go ahead and try it out.

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NftMetaversePainter

· 12-13 12:10

actually, the homomorphic encryption layer here is where things get aesthetically interesting... the algorithmic beauty of computing over encrypted data without decryption is basically the digital sovereignty primitive we've been theorizing about for years. zama's cryptographic substrate finally makes it tangible rather than just academic posturing.

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OnchainUndercover

· 12-12 00:34

Full homomorphic encryption? Sounds like putting a data safe around it, yet still able to do calculations directly—pretty clever. Early projects are indeed scarce, but this idea is interesting. Just try the testnet, after all, it costs nothing and there's potential profit. Zama's products are reliable; when it comes to privacy, there's no doubt. 10,000 addresses are still early; the window to get on board is still open. Try out the airdrop or not first—who knows, it might really take off. Play around when you have time; anyway, testnets don't cost money. This technological approach is indeed more hardcore than those flashy projects. In such a cold market, it's not easy to find projects with depth like this. Privacy computing is a track worth paying attention to in the long run.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 12-10 18:59

It's another case of full homomorphic encryption. I've seen this trick a few times before. In the early stages, interaction is indeed worthwhile; with tens of thousands of addresses, you can still make a profit.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 12-10 18:59

It's the same fully homomorphic encryption again, Zama is really just riding the coattails. In the early days, no one was really involved, so it's easy to jump on board, but whether privacy projects can really succeed is another story. Anyway, I'll give it a try; the costs are cheap anyway.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 12-10 18:48

Another fully homomorphic encryption project, let's see if we can get some freebies.

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rug_connoisseur

· 12-10 18:33

I've heard about fully homomorphic encryption many times, but no one has actually used it. Early projects are like this; no matter how impressive the technology is, it all depends on whether it can be practically implemented later on.

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