refky.eth(@refrip98):What if an NFT could be publicly owned without making everything inside it public? That’s an interesting design choice behind @FungoLabs. Fungo separates its NFTs into two layers. The first is the look, which represents the artwork. It starts sealed, but the holder can choose to publish it. The second is the essence, containing the NFT’s class, four stats, and element. This remains encrypted permanently. So the market can verify ownership without automatically accessing the underlying attributes. I think this separation creates an interesting foundation for a new generation of privacy-first NFT applications.

2026.11.03 13:02

What if an NFT could be publicly owned without making everything inside it public? That’s an interesting design choice behind @FungoLabs. Fungo separates its NFTs into two layers. The first is the look, which represents the artwork. It starts sealed, but the holder can choose to publish it. The second is the essence, containing the NFT’s class, four stats, and element. This remains encrypted permanently. So the market can verify ownership without automatically accessing the underlying attributes. I think this separation creates an interesting foundation for a new generation of privacy-first NFT applications.