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Confidentiality Goes Public @zama_fhe Takes the Stage at Devconnect Buenos Aires This year’s Devconnect in Buenos Aires is set to mark a defining moment as Zama brings the message “Confidentiality Goes Public” to the global blockchain community. In a world where data is constantly shared, Zama believes that privacy isn’t about hiding it’s about choosing what to share and with whom. 1. Two Flagship Events from Zama The Zama World’s Fair Date: November 17, 2025 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina This is Zama’s grand opening night for Devconnect week. The event will unveil major milestones in bringing Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) encryption that allows computation on encrypted data to the heart of public blockchains. Attendees can Discover the latest on chain confidentiality breakthroughs from Zama Meet projects already building real world FHE applications Connect with developers, researchers, and privacy enthusiasts from around the world It’s an evening that blends innovation, community, and the shared vision of a more private, open blockchain future. The Zama CoFHE Shop Dates: November 17 – 21, 2025 Location: Palermo, Buenos Aires (about 10 minutes from La Rural) The CoFHE Shop will be Zama’s community home base throughout Devconnect a cozy space for meaningful conversations, good coffee, and big ideas. You’ll be able to Drop by between events Meet the Zama team in person Discuss how FHE is reshaping on chain privacy Network, relax, and enjoy a warm cup of confidentiality in the heart of Palermo 2. Privacy Isn’t Secrecy It’s Control Zama’s philosophy is simple yet powerful: “Privacy isn’t secrecy it’s control.” Privacy doesn’t mean hiding things; it means having control over what others see. In digital transactions, each party should only know what’s necessary nothing more. Through open cryptography and Fully Homomorphic Encryption, Zama aims to make blockchain both transparent and confidential empowering users to decide what should be revealed. 3. How to Register Want to be part of the movement where confidentiality goes public? Seats are limited, so register early to join either or both events: Sign up (link may vary depending on when registration opens) Priority will be given to verified Devconnect attendees. 4. Join the Movement Devconnect is more than a conference it’s a gathering of builders who believe in a future where privacy is respected, and encryption is freedom. Join Zama at the World’s Fair and CoFHE Shop to help bring confidentiality into the public spotlight. Because the future of blockchain isn’t just open it’s private by design. #ZamaCreatorProgram @infinityg_ai

Helios x @tenprotocol: Scaling the Future with Hyperion ☀️ We’re excited to announce our collaboration with TEN Protocol - the network that scales and encrypts Ethereum to unlock its full potential. Through this integration, TEN will be plugged into Hyperion modules, powering seamless cross-chain execution for dApps. Together, we’re bringing builders the tools to create the secure, scalable, and interoperable applications of the future.

We're back with another live vibe coding session. Join us and @lovable tomorrow to watch are cooks bring the heat to TEEs. Sep 11, 10:10am EDT, live on X!

I really loved how the problem was explained like that. Cross-border payments don’t just need more speed،they need to get smarter with liquidity and work more fairly for everyone. I’m curious to see how،@tenprotocol is paving the way for this. What’s the vibe? Keep cooking up that fair and tasty future, TEN

Over the past few weeks and months, we've seen a number of projects calling themselves "Bitcoin Layer 2 networks" making noise. The bad kind of noise. From their inability to attract real users to disastrous launches, Bitcoin L2s have become (for many) a concept to fear, more than a source of hope. At GOAT, we recognize that we too have a long way to go. The work we're doing today (and every day for the past two years) reflects the fact that we're not yet where we want to be. GOAT's roadmap includes attracting lots of enthusiastic users to ape into our growing ecosystem of BTCFi, Gaming, GambleFi, and other dApps. We're also planning various launches for the coming weeks and months with a meticulous amount of care. But we also hold far loftier goals. With that in mind, we're publishing a multi-part miniseries on what a Bitcoin L2 needs to do to succeed, and to separate itself from the pack of BTC L2 rivals who have, to date, struggled. We've already published Part 1: Inheriting Bitcoin Security Today, we continue on the tech side with Part 2: Real-Time ZK Proving --- As @VitalikButerin recently said, users ranging from small bagholders to giant institutions shouldn't have to wait days (or even weeks!) to withdraw their funds. The logical conclusion, then, is that zk proofs are the way forward for Ethereum. The same applies to Bitcoin. Users shouldn't have to wait weeks, days, or even hours to move their BTC. They should be able to do so in seconds. zk proofs are much newer on the Bitcoin side. The good news is that progress is being made. In the case of GOAT Network, we're addressing this challenge through our push toward Real-Time Proving. GOAT Network is a Bitcoin zk Rollup that boasts one of the fastest zero-knowledge virtual machines in the industry. We recently launched our Real-Time Proving model on testnet. Why? So that the same complex computations that can overwhelm Bitcoin mainnet can happen in seconds on GOAT. Testnet success is great, but it's just a start. We are aiming to migrate Real-Time Proving to GOAT Network mainnet as quickly as possible. We will keep you posted every step of the way, as we work toward that vital milestone. In the meantime, read on to learn how Real-Time Proving works on GOAT: goat.network/blog/when-ever… ...and try out our BitVM2 Beta Testnet with Real-Time Proving here: bitvm2.testnet3.goat.network/proof LFGOAT!