(Guy Itzhaki*)

Sleep deprived with minor addiction to coffee. CEO @fhenix. Bringing encryption to Ethereum.

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@AmosMeiri @fhenix @GuyZys Thanks team!

[Fhenix @fhenix]

Your assets don’t need to be an open book.

Shield, hold, and send encrypted assets with Genesis- your gateway to confidential finance.

Same onchain experience, more control over what stays private.

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@kyle_corsola Thanks man, you have a part in this moment as well. Can't wait to see the new game your working on!

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

https://t.co/tJFRA1G7S6

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@ido_rab @fhenix @arbitrum @ethereum Yes you did.

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@fhenix @arbitrum @ethereum What a journey. Really proud of the team and the product.

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@liorbond We could not have done it without you. Get some rest (after Wednesday, that is).

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@liorbond @AngieMKTmom You? Full night's sleep?

[(Tovi Levis*) @ToviLevis]

mainnet checklist:
☑ make everything encrypted by default
☑ write a song about it
☐ ship it

Encrypted by Default, October 21
@fhenix

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@AngieMKTmom Crazy? You? Nah...

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

Oct 21st. Save the date.

[Fhenix @fhenix]

Dual mode money goes mainnet in October

decrypt the date, link in replies

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@omer7890malik 🔥

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

We have been building CoFHE for a while.

What started as an idea to bring FHE-based privacy to blockchains is now a reality, and we’re ready for everyone to use it.

Our strategy is simple:

1. Build CoFHE and drive adoption. That includes the infrastructure and SDK, together with standards like Dual Mode Token.

2. Lead the charge by building solutions on top of our infrastructure where we see the most urgent needs. More on that in a few weeks.

3. Scale across payments, stablecoins, and tokenized assets (and more) while making privacy integration seamless for users.

Chapter one starts in October.

[Fhenix @fhenix]

Fhenix goes mainnet this October.

For years, transacting onchain came with a tradeoff: participate in open, composable markets and, with it, surrender the privacy of your financial activity.

Dual mode turns what was once an inevitable tradeoff into a property of your asset itself.

For the first time, the same asset can be public when you want and confidential when you need- without sacrificing composibility or fragmenting liquidity.

The era of dual mode money is here, more soon.

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@ox_vanguard It's an exciting ride

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@Timidan_x Ethereum & Arbitrum in day one

[obolos @equitylayer]

Introducing confidential shareholder voting on Obolos, powered by @fhenix

Shareholders can vote on company resolutions, weigh their votes across different matters, and appoint legal proxies to vote on their behalf, all while keeping their choices confidential.

See it in action below 👇

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

Today, another attack on TEEs was disclosed: DDRop.

The attack shows how a relatively simple hardware technique can undermine the memory integrity guarantees behind Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP. And it costs only 200$ to build the device.

In simple terms, DDRop manipulates how memory is accessed so that protected data can be altered or observed despite the safeguards meant to protect it.

https://t.co/C1JsJ23m87

TEEs are useful. They can be practical, efficient, and a reasonable part of systems today.
But they should not be confused with the long-term end state for privacy. Systems that need durable privacy guarantees should keep moving toward architectures where security is rooted in cryptography itself. FHE is one path toward that.

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

How I handle legal agreements today:

1. Build a strong legal AI agent. Make sure it’s grounded in the latest regulations (they change a lot these days), trained on your product, and understands the landscape you operate in.
2. Have it review agreements as they come in and flag the important issues. Use that output to negotiate the key changes directly with the counterparty.
3. Update the agreement based on what was agreed, and only then send it to your legal team for final review.

Much more efficient and a lot cheaper.

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

@adelbucetta @SedonaFi Taking applications that has demand and brining on chain privacy to them is the way forward

[(Guy Itzhaki*) @GuyItz]

Funny how quickly "crypto is dead" changes when BTC starts moving again. Regardless of where the market is, onchain trading keeps taking share, and privacy matters more as trading moves on-chain.

Sedona building on Fhenix is exactly the kind of partnership we want @SedonaFi

[Sedona @SedonaFi]

https://t.co/Sa3HZ6ogeO