FungoLabs has announced a $FUNGO airdrop, and there's already some interesting attention around it
@randhindi mentioned that he's keeping an eye on confidential NFTs and also holds some Zama OG NFTs.
the Fungo Genesis NFT, Zama OG NFT, and participation in the X campaign are all listed as eligible.
this is definitely a good time to start putting some effort into creating quality content around @FungoLabs
I don't think privacy means making everything invisible, just as transparency doesn't require exposing everything
a lot of existing solutions lean too far in one direction. they either aim to protect data completely or make it all publicly accessible
but i could say real-world applications need something in between
where you should be able to verify information, prove claims and work with sensitive data without having to reveal what's underneath
this is the problem @primus_labs is working on
making privacy and verifiability work together, rather than having to force users to choose one over the other
I was brainstorming a pitch for Agent Tank and ended up taking one of the ideas to Mochi
we went from “what happens when an agent has two conflicting obligations?” to whether GenLayer verdicts could become a useful context for future disputes
I clearly got it that past verdicts don’t have to become binding precedent as they could be brought up as evidence while the current jury still judges the new context independently
funny enough, i missed the Agent Tank deadline but came out understanding @GenLayer a bit better