Blockchains won’t be ready for mass adoption until they go from public-by-default → private-by-default. No bank will move $100T of #RWAs onchain if every competitor can see their positions. Blockchain transparency is a feature but it’s also a bug, irl. That’s what @zama_fhe is fixing. The Zama Confidential Blockchain Protocol uses Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) to keep data encrypted at all times. So you still get public verifiability. But no one can sees ur balances, amounts, or contract logic unless you allow it. This unlocks real adoption: 🔹 Confidential stablecoins → private payroll, payments, remittances. 🔹 RWA tokenization → stocks, bonds, credit on public chains without leaking flows. 🔹 Confidential DeFi → swaps, lending, yield farming with no MEV. 🔹 Identity & governance → encrypted IDs, confidential votes, onchain compliance without exposing user data. And it works on top of Ethereum, Solana, Base, so no need to bridge to a new chain. Zama is already fast enough to run Ethereum privately (20 tps today), scaling toward 1,000+ tps with better hardware. With Zama, you don’t have to choose between blockchain transparency and real-world confidentiality. Zama is making both possible at once. Zama public testnet is still live, with mainnet coming in Q4 and $ZAMA as well, so there are many exciting thing in the coming days to make blockchain mass adoption!