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TGIF 😀 gM CT 👋 lovely weekend ahead.

TGIF 😃 Because the final hours for the @FungoLabs $FUNGO X campaign is here It closes together with the Genesis auction tomorrow: 06.11.2026 at 15:30 UTC. If you’ve been posting about the project, this is the last window to submit your 5 best posts on the campaign page. Anything sent after the close won’t count. Leaderboard comes when the campaign ends, and the 300M $FUNGO pool gets distributed at TGE. I’ve been putting out the explainers on sealed traits, confidential auctions, and FHE in the meantime. Still planning to keep going through the campaign close and the mechanics are worth understanding regardless of how the leaderboard lands. If you’re still on the fence about submitting, the page is straightforward: connect X, paste the links to your posts. That’s it Submit now 👉 fungolabs.org/launchpad/c/cf…

Today's @FungoLabs campaign view is on: The tokenomics of $FUNGO; Fixed supply of 10 billion, no investors, no presale, no tax. 82.5% unlocked at TGE. The breakdown that stands out: →36% to Genesis NFT holders (1,113,861 $FUNGO each across 3,232 NFTs) →7% to Zama OG holders (~140k each) →3% to the X Campaign (300M total) →34% to liquidity (one-sided FUNGO/ZAMA pool, locked) →10% team (locked 12 months then linear) →10% community Airdrops go out at TGE (claimable 7 days or sent directly). Unclaimed gets burned. You can take it as regular $FUNGO or sealed as cFUNGO. Genesis holders also get 20% of launchpad revenue ongoing plus a cut of every token launched on the platform. The opening price is set by what the Genesis sale raises divided by the full 10B supply. Simple structure, heavy float on day one, and the community side (Genesis + Zama OG + X Campaign) takes the majority of the airdrop. Still reading through the exact mechanics so the explainer stays accurate. If the tokenomics hold as published, the incentives are weighted heavily toward early holders and contributors rather than VCs.

GN CT 🌌 One thing I find interesting about Web3 is how prediction markets are making it possible to turn opinions and market expectations into real on-chain activities. That's one of the reasons @sight_hood caught my attention. Sight is building a prediction market ecosystem on Robinhood Chain where users can explore opportunities across crypto, sports, stocks, and NFTs. I like the idea of having different markets accessible through one platform. I'm particularly interested in following its growth, exploring the platform, and understanding how $SGT fits into the bigger picture. There's a lot to learn, and I'm excited to be part of the Sight Creator Season 1 campaign. Let's explore, create, and grow together. 👀 $SGT | @sight_hood

Another thing I’ve been thinking about while preparing content for the @FungoLabs campaign: Most “private NFT” conversations stay surface-level. People say the traits are hidden, but rarely explain the actual cryptography that makes it possible to compute on that data without decrypting it first. That’s why I’m planning to put out clear explainers on Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) and why it matters for NFTs and launchpads. With FHE (the tech FungoLabs is building on via Zama), the chain can process encrypted traits, encrypted bids, and encrypted reveal logic without ever seeing the raw data. It’s different from just encrypting something and hoping nobody looks, or relying on zero-knowledge proofs for specific checks. I want to break down: •What FHE actually lets you do that other approaches don’t •Why that matters for sealed traits and fair auctions •How it opens up new design space for launchpads •Still keeping it practical and no-fluff. Just the mechanics so people can judge the tech for themselves. If you’ve been following the earlier posts on sealed traits and confidential auctions, this is the layer underneath those features.