AI Agents Legion
Necromancers sealed corpse-mist inside steel shells and rewrote the souls of the fallen into code.
Not alive. Not dead. Computed.
Flesh rots. Bone breaks. Code is eternal.
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For those who don’t know
VOICE will launch alongside the $VOICE TGE, since the token is required to use the platform
we’re not doing the whole “token first, product later” thing
One use case: Aave lending positions.
I’d keep collateral size, borrow amount, and health factor confidential
Liquidators, oracles, and protocols can interact via encrypted computation.
No separate silo. Same liquidity.
@fhenix
@FlutonIO@fhenix This is the model: privacy as infrastructure, not a sidechain or mixer.
You keep using the same liquidity and protocols — just confidential when you want.
@FlutonIO@fhenix
Tried the @FlutonIO testnet (built on @fhenix CoFHE).
Fluton lets you shield assets into private c-tokens, then swap, bridge, pay, and earn — without exposing balances or activity onchain.
Same DeFi actions. Private by default.
@FlutonIO@fhenix Where FHE fits:
Fhenix CoFHE is the privacy engine. Amounts, intents, and flows stay encrypted end-to-end. Contracts compute on ciphertext. No plaintext for validators or MEV bots to see.
Composable. No separate wrapped asset needed.
One asset I use daily: USDC.
I want the option to make transfers and balances confidential — without wrapping it into a separate private token or leaving the main liquidity.
Just the same USDC, private when I choose.
That’s the promise of FHE.
@fhenix
FHE is quantum-resistant by design.
Built on lattice problems (LWE) — the same foundation NIST is standardizing for post-quantum crypto. Unlike ECC/RSA, it resists Shor’s algorithm.
Onchain data lasts forever. Privacy infra built today needs to too.
@fhenix
Migrating is slow because everyone has to move together. QMS skipped that: no public-key signatures in block production, post-quantum finality from day one, and Ethereum-style signatures in execution so wallets still work. #QMS1002