• this piece took me exactly 16 hours (breaks included) mainly because i had to keep erasing and starting all over again lol.
big s/o to @Myles_gmi for giving me the motivation to create this.
i hope you all like it.
@no_hoshii@tenacious_ar@Miizzukkiii
@viva_la_vandal@Alcatraz_Swim so i will also give 5 swimmer for to those who comment and repost this tweet, I'll make the selection in 24 hours. Good luck to all.
Lil Bits are tiny voxel style companions living inside the VP Verse. Each one is unique and gives holders special perks, early access and in-game boosts across VP Fighter and future VP Verse experiences. Collect them to power up your journey and unlock hidden features.
i will be giving away 10 GTD spots for @VPverse
requirements:
-follow @VPverse & @iqrNFT
-like & rt this post
-comment your eth address & tag 2 friends
You have 24hrs Goodluck
make sure you yap @multiplifi and @idOS_network
From HTTP to HTTPZ: The Evolution of Encryption for the Internet and Blockchain
The internet didn’t start secure. In its early days, websites used HTTP, which transmitted data in plain text, visible to anyone who intercepted it. Then came HTTPS, adding encryption that protected data while it traveled. This shift marked a new era of online safety, making secure communication the default.
Today, blockchain faces a similar moment of transformation. Most transactions, smart contracts, and user data are fully public, just like the internet before HTTPS. Zama’s vision for HTTPZ represents the next evolution, one where all blockchain data is encrypted end-to-end, not just in transit, but even during computation.
Think of it like moving from a mailbox with a lock to one that also encrypts the letters inside, so even the postal service can’t read them. That is what Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) brings to blockchain. It allows computations to happen directly on encrypted data, meaning privacy and functionality coexist without compromise.
Through HTTPZ, Zama imagines a world where encryption is not optional but automatic, protecting every interaction across applications and chains. It is the natural continuation of how the web evolved, from open text to secure communication, and now to confidential computation.
This is not just an upgrade for blockchain; it is the next stage of digital trust. Zama’s HTTPZ marks the beginning of a fully encrypted era where privacy is standard, data stays protected, and computation happens securely everywhere.
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