FungoLabs Launchpad applications are now open. Every NFT is minted sealed. You choose which traits stay hidden, and only the holder decides what gets revealed and to whom. Sealed auctions. One clearing price for every winner. Your contracts, your wallet. 🟨 Built with FHE on Zama.

The @FungoLabs Genesis NFT mint goes live on November 5, with 3,000 NFTs up for grabs. 👀 Here's how the mint will work: → 500 NFTs are reserved for whitelist holders. → The remaining 2,500 will be distributed through a sealed-bid auction. You'll submit your desired NFT quantity and bid amount using cZAMA. Your bid remains encrypted and hidden from everyone until the auction closes. Once bidding ends, all bids are ranked, and the 2,500th highest winning bid determines the final price. The interesting part? Every winner pays the same price, and any excess cZAMA is refunded. A few things to note: → All bids are binding, meaning you can't cancel after submitting. → Each bid comes with a small, non-refundable encryption fee. Make sure you understand the process before placing your bid.

Every Fungo NFT is generated using @zama FHE randomness and stored encrypted onchain. 🟨 Even we don't know what you got. 🟨 Only the holder can see it. 🟨 When sold, access passes to the new owner. 🟨 You decide whether to reveal the art. Once public, there's no going back.

genesis mint @FungoLabs in Nov 5 >500 nfts free mint >2500 for sale (sealed bid) here is how sealed bid work: >bid place in- cZama suppose 3 nfts for sale have 4 bidders: A-3000, B-1500, C-1000, D-500 top 3 win wiil here, A ,B and C get the nft D gets nothing everyone pays the lowest winning bid 1000 settlement A gets 2000 back B gets 500 back C pays 1000 and D gets full refund this how it's work nfa | dyor

For my latest @FungoLabs video, I put an NFT on a train I created this video, The Secret Express, around a simple idea: everyone can see the train change hands, but the cargo can stay sealed the whole way That’s what got me interested in Fungo Genesis. Ownership is public on Ethereum. The holder can choose to share the artwork, while the hidden stats stay encrypted onchain. If the NFT changes hands, access to what’s still sealed can pass to the new holder without a public reveal The timing worked out nicely too. Genesis minting starts November 5 with 500 free mint spots for allowlisted wallets, followed by a sealed auction for 2,500 NFTs. Bid prices and quantities stay encrypted while bidding is open, and all winners pay the same final price The part I’ll be watching after mint day is what collectors choose to do with their art. I think I’d keep mine sealed for a while. There’s something fun about getting to decide when the reveal happens

Today’s lesson at Fungo School: Fungo Launchpad Every NFT is minted with its traits and artwork encrypted. No one knows what’s inside ahead of time, and no one gets to choose, not even the creator. 🟨 With Zama’s FHE: → NFT contents stay encrypted onchain until they’re revealed. → Bids stay encrypted until the sale ends, so no one can see or copy them. → Only the holder can view what’s inside. Until they choose to reveal it, no one else can. 🟨 Verify it yourself: → Every collection’s odds, mint rules, and fund flows are public. → For pixel art collections, the smart contract generates the artwork itself. No servers involved. → ERC-165 makes it easy for wallets and NFT marketplaces to recognize encrypted NFTs. Not even your teacher can see your grade 📝

One thing I find interesting about @FungoLabs is that you don't have to show everything your NFT holds. With most NFTs, the artwork and traits are public. Everyone can check them, including the rare ones. Fungo takes a different approach. Its Genesis NFTs have two layers: the look and the essence. You can view your NFT's artwork privately and decide whether to make it public. But its class, stats and element stay encrypted onchain. Only the current holder can see them. This is powered by @zama's FHE technology, which allows smart contracts to work with encrypted data without revealing what's inside. Imagine a game where your character has hidden stats. The game can calculate the result of a match without showing your stats to the other player. That's the part I find interesting. It's not just about making NFT data private. It's about creating things that can actually work with that private data. Curious to see where @FungoLabs takes this next. @FungoLabs

I kept coming back to the eight tiles in the @FungoLabs logo while working on this video They’re a nod to the eight bytes that hold a Genesis NFT’s hidden traits. One byte for its class, four for its stats, one for its element, and two held in reserve. I like that you can see the shape of the data right there in the logo, even though you can’t see the data itself I created this video, The Sealed Draw, to follow those traits from the moment they’re drawn at mint to a duel where they could help decide the outcome. With @zama’s encryption, a smart contract can work with the hidden stats while the players see the result. Imagine finishing a match and still having to guess what made your opponent so hard to beat The Genesis mint starts November 5 with 500 free mint spots for eligible wallets, followed by a sealed auction for 2,500 NFTs in cZAMA I’d love to see what players figure out about each other over a few rematches when they can’t just pull up a stat sheet