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Sometimes you are so smart and you end up standing in the way of your own blessings!
That’s why it’s important to let things play out because time reveals all that is hidden.
Fungo Labs has officially released its tokenomics, and there are a few important details worth paying attention to.
The project has a total supply of 10 billion $FUNGO, with allocations covering NFT holders, Zama OGs, creators and the team.
Here's how the distribution works.
1. Genesis NFT Holders — 36%
This is one of the largest allocations.
Each eligible Genesis NFT receives 1,113,861 $FUNGO, with equal allocations across NFT holders.
2. Zama OG Holders — 7%
A total of 700 million $FUNGO has been allocated to Zama OG holders.
They will follow the same claiming rules as Genesis NFT holders.
3. Token Claiming
There are a few important things to know before claiming:
→ A 7-day claiming window.
→ Unclaimed tokens will be burned.
→ Eligible holders can choose between regular $FUNGO and its private version, cFUNGO.
4. X Creator Campaign — 3%
300 million $FUNGO has been allocated to the creator campaign.
More details about the full campaign distribution are expected soon.
5. Team Allocation — 10%
The team allocation comes with a 12-month lockup, followed by a gradual unlock over the next 36 months.
A few things stand out here.
The Genesis NFT allocation takes a significant portion of the supply, Zama OG holders also have a dedicated allocation, and the team tokens are subject to a lengthy vesting schedule.
The option to choose between regular $FUNGO and private cFUNGO is another interesting detail, especially considering Fungo's focus on encrypted NFTs and privacy through Zama's FHE technology.
If you're eligible for any of these @FungoLabs allocations, pay close attention to the official claiming announcements.
That 7-day window is particularly important.
i hope as you are tweeting about @FungoLabs,
make sure you connect your wallet
Mint starts tommorow!
Blockchain transparency has always been one of the biggest selling points of NFTs, but what happens when that transparency reveals more information than it should?
Think about it.
Once a digital asset is created on-chain, people can often inspect its ownership, transaction history, artwork, metadata and individual traits.
While this makes verification easier, it also creates a challenge that doesn't get enough attention.
Privacy.
Imagine a digital collectible designed for a game, where each character has hidden abilities or stats that influence its performance in a competition.
If every player can inspect those attributes before the competition begins, the element of surprise disappears.
The information may be part of the NFT, but making everything publicly accessible can limit what developers can actually build with it.
This is one of the problems @FungoLabs is trying to solve.
Fungo uses Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) through Zama's FHEVM, allowing smart contracts to process encrypted information without revealing the original values.
Here's a simpler way to understand it.
With traditional encryption, information is converted into an unreadable format.
However, when an application needs to work with that information, it generally has to decrypt it before processing it.
FHE changes that.
It makes it possible to perform computations directly on encrypted data, with the result remaining encrypted.
For example:
Imagine two encrypted numbers.
First value: 7
Second value: 5
Operation: Addition
Result: 12
The smart contract can perform the calculation without having to see the original numbers.
That's where things get interesting.
Fungo applies this concept to NFTs by keeping selected content encrypted on-chain while allowing smart contracts to interact with that information.
The NFT doesn't disappear, and ownership can still be publicly verified.
The difference is that not every piece of information attached to the asset has to be visible to everyone.
This creates interesting possibilities for gaming, digital collectibles, competitions and other applications where certain information needs to remain private without losing its usefulness.
Of course, FHE alone doesn't guarantee that an application is secure or successful.
Implementation, access controls and smart contract design still matter.
But the underlying idea is worth paying attention to.
Blockchain introduced a way to verify digital ownership publicly.
FHE brings another possibility into the picture.
What if we could keep that transparency while allowing certain information to remain private?
That's the problem Fungo is exploring, and I think it's worth understanding beyond the technical terminology.
Blockchain transparency has always been one of the biggest selling points of NFTs, but what happens when that transparency reveals more information than it should?
Think about it.
Once a digital asset is created on-chain, people can often inspect its ownership, transaction history, artwork, metadata and individual traits.
While this makes verification easier, it also creates a challenge that doesn't get enough attention.
Privacy.
Imagine a digital collectible designed for a game, where each character has hidden abilities or stats that influence its performance in a competition.
If every player can inspect those attributes before the competition begins, the element of surprise disappears.
The information may be part of the NFT, but making everything publicly accessible can limit what developers can actually build with it.
This is one of the problems @FungoLabs is trying to solve.
Fungo uses Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) through Zama's FHEVM, allowing smart contracts to process encrypted information without revealing the original values.
Here's a simpler way to understand it.
With traditional encryption, information is converted into an unreadable format.
However, when an application needs to work with that information, it generally has to decrypt it before processing it.
FHE changes that.
It makes it possible to perform computations directly on encrypted data, with the result remaining encrypted.
For example:
Imagine two encrypted numbers.
First value: 7
Second value: 5
Operation: Addition
Result: 12
The smart contract can perform the calculation without having to see the original numbers.
That's where things get interesting.
Fungo applies this concept to NFTs by keeping selected content encrypted on-chain while allowing smart contracts to interact with that information.
The NFT doesn't disappear, and ownership can still be publicly verified.
The difference is that not every piece of information attached to the asset has to be visible to everyone.
This creates interesting possibilities for gaming, digital collectibles, competitions and other applications where certain information needs to remain private without losing its usefulness.
Of course, FHE alone doesn't guarantee that an application is secure or successful.
Implementation, access controls and smart contract design still matter.
But the underlying idea is worth paying attention to.
Blockchain introduced a way to verify digital ownership publicly.
FHE brings another possibility into the picture.
What if we could keep that transparency while allowing certain information to remain private?
That's the problem Fungo is exploring, and I think it's worth understanding beyond the technical terminology.
To scale in revenue you need to engulf yourself into the middle man mindset
You don’t necessarily need to have the skills and resources needed to do a project, a campaign , even to build a product
All need to do is be able to craft a perfect offer a user or company wants
Send your offer, get approved , find creatives or employees to run the whole business
You craft offers and run ads all day
When you get deals, you send it to trusted partners (professionals and creatives )pay them and take your share.
Rinse and repeat
Now you have a consulting business
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This is a clear path way to $10k/ month
I’m 28.
I’ve made $3+ million with faceless youtube channels.
• No camera.
• No personal brand.
• No fancy production team.
Here’s the boring system that can realistically make you $30k per month (bookmark this):
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1. Go to youtube and study what already works
Search your niche.
Filter by “Most viewed.”
You’re not guessing. You’re reverse engineering.
Find videos with millions of views that are 8–20 minutes long.
That’s proof of demand.
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2. Download the transcript and feed it to ChatGPT
Paste the transcript in.
Ask it to extract:
• The structure
• The hook style
• The pacing
• The psychological triggers
You’re not copying.
You’re extracting the blueprint.
Then generate 5–10 new angles using that same structure.
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3. Build the production line
Scriptwriter → Voice actor → Video editor → Thumbnail artist
You are not the talent.
You are the operator.
Keep each role simple and repeatable.
One format. One structure. Multiple videos.
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4. Upload and optimize
Strong title.
Clear thumbnail.
Keyword in the first two lines of the description.
Let youtube test it.
Track CTR and retention.
Adjust packaging before you adjust content.
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5. Keep the same format
Most people pivot too early.
Don’t.
If one video hits, double down.
Same structure. Same style. New angle.
Consistency beats creativity.
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No inventory.
No cold outreach.
No personal brand.
Let the algorithm test it.
Publish 2–3 videos per week.
See what gets traction. Double down on winners.
Total cost to start: $30- $100 per video. Bargain.
Though I’d recommend reinvesting into better editors and writers once it starts moving.
300,000,000 $FUNGO has been allocated to reward creators.
@FungoLabs has officially launched its X Creator Campaign, giving Web3 creators an opportunity to earn rewards by sharing quality content about the project.
Here’s how to get involved:
→ Visit the Fungo Campaign platform and connect your X account.
→ Pick your 5 best posts about Fungo.
→ Submit them through the campaign page.
A few things to keep in mind:
Only posts published from November 1, 2026, at 14:00 UTC onward are eligible.
The leaderboard will be unveiled after the campaign ends, with rewards distributed directly to participants' wallets at TGE.
But what exactly is Fungo Labs building?
Fungo Labs is developing an ecosystem around encrypted NFTs on Ethereum, powered by Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) technology from Zama.
The idea is to bring privacy to NFT ownership, opening up new possibilities for how digital assets can be created, owned and used without exposing sensitive information.
Beyond that, Fungo is also building a Launchpad as part of its broader ecosystem.
For creators looking for new Web3 projects to explore and build around, Fungo is worth paying attention to.
300M $FUNGO is a serious creator incentive. If you've been looking for an opportunity to get involved early, this is one to check out.
fungolabs.org/launchpad/c/cf…
If you are looking to travel the world
This is what you need right now !
If you are looking to travel the world for work, conferences, competitions, summits, volunteering, workshops, education, and more across Pakistan, Nigeria, SA, UAE, Nepal, India, Ghana, the UK, the US, and beyond.
I spent hours during the weekend finding companies abroad that are actively hiring and funding and compiled them into one sheet.
Application links, eligibility criteria have been added, so all you have to do is review the sheet and apply.
drive.google.com/file/d/1zSJ…