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The @FungoLabs campaign is gaining serious momentum, with almost 9,000 creators already participating.
That’s a growing community putting the project in front of more people and creating more awareness around what FungoLabs is building.
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Let’s be real, I’m definitely late to the @FungoLabs campaign
8k+ creators already in, with 9k not looking too far away.
But late or not, we’re still locking in. If there’s still room to position, I’m taking my shot. 👨🍳
Here’s what you need to know about the campaign
The basics:
• 300M $FUNGO allocated to the X campaign out of a 10B total supply.
• Rewards are said to be 100% unlocked.
• Rewards are expected to be available at TGE.
What we know so far:
•6k+ creators participating
•No leaderboard yet
•No ranking system yet
•No detailed reward structure yet
How to get involved:
You can submit a maximum of 5 posts per campaign.
1Visit: fungolabs.org/launchpad/c/cf…
2Connect your X account.
3Connect your wallet.
4Submit your best 5 posts.
Still early for some, late for others. Either way, we move. 🫡
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not every auction works the same way, and @FungoLabs is bringing an interesting twist to its Genesis Auction.
instead of the usual bidding process, Fungo is going with a sealed-bid auction, where everyone submits their offers privately without seeing what other participants are willing to pay.
Here’s where things get interesting:
The highest bids secure the available NFTs, but winners don’t necessarily pay the amount they originally offered.
Everyone who wins is charged the same clearing price, which is based on the lowest successful bid.
For instance, let’s say you place a bid of 3,000 cZAMA, but the final clearing price settles at 1,000 cZAMA. You still secure your NFT, pay just 1,000 cZAMA, and get the remaining 2,000 refunded.
In simple terms, your bid determines your position in the auction, while the clearing price determines what you actually spend.
the FungoLabs campaign is getting bigger by the day, and the numbers are starting to speak.
more than 7,000 creators have already jumped into the @FungoLabs X campaign, with each participant allowed to put forward up to five tweets.
however, the NFT mint is scheduled for November 5, so there’s still plenty to keep an eye on.
wishing everyone taking part the best of luck. make those submissions count.
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the idea behind what @FungoLabs is exploring is to let you prove you own an NFT without revealing everything inside it.
Traditional NFTs make transparency a priority, but that often means artwork, traits and metadata are publicly visible.
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Blockchain transparency is great,but does everything really need to be public?
That’s a question projects building with Fully Homomorphic Encryption are beginning to explore.
@zama is developing technology that allows smart contracts to process encrypted information without exposing the underlying data.
@FungoLabs is putting this technology to work on Ethereum.
Think beyond NFTs for a moment.
Private auctions, hidden game attributes and applications where sensitive information can remain confidential while still being processed on-chain.
This is what makes the FungoLabs approach interesting to me.
The project isn’t just following the privacy narrative. It’s attempting to turn that technology into products people can actually use.
The real test will be adoption, but the direction is worth watching. 🔐
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Most NFTs are glass boxes. What if yours could keep a secret?
- That’s the idea behind @FungoLabs.
> Ownership and transactions stay fully public and verifiable, but the actual content stays private until you decide to reveal it. Transparency where it matters. Privacy where you want it.
- Follow @FungoLabs if you’re curious about the next evolution of digital ownership.
Just joined the @FungoLabs creator campaign, and I'm looking forward to exploring what they're building.
> FungoLabs is bringing a different approach to NFTs by using Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), allowing NFT traits and other information to remain encrypted while still being usable onchain.
>Their Genesis collection features 3,232 encrypted NFTs, with a bigger vision that includes an encrypted NFT launchpad and gaming ecosystem.
>There's also $FUNGO, with a total supply of 10 billion tokens, and 300 million allocated to the creator campaign.
> I like the direction of combining privacy, NFTs and onchain utility. Definitely one project I'll be paying closer attention to.
- Let's see what FungoLabs has in store. 🍄
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A fixed token supply tells you how much can exist. It doesn’t tell you what will make people want to use it. That’s the part I’ve been thinking about while looking at @FungoLabs and its proposed buyback model.
According to its tokenomics, 20% of covered launchpad fees is intended to fund weekly $FUNGO buybacks and burns.
The platform buys tokens from the FUNGO/ZAMA pool and removes them from supply, with the pool’s own fees also directed toward buybacks. Opening, proof and card fees are exceptions; those go entirely to the treasury.

What I find interesting is the connection this creates between platform activity and the token. The amount available for buybacks depends on the fees generated, which makes actual use of the launchpad important to the model.
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One thing I think deserves more attention about @FungoLabs is its planned revenue-sharing model.
Beyond building an encrypted NFT ecosystem using @zama’s FHE technology,FungoLabs is developing a launchpad for other encrypted collections.
And here’s where things get interesting.
20% of launchpad revenue is allocated to the Genesis holder pool,shared equally among the 3,232 NFTs.
Holders can receive ETH,ZAMA and tokens from collections launched through the platform.
There’s also a planned allocation of at least 5% of each launchpad collection’s token supply to Genesis holders.
What I like about this approach is the attempt to connect ecosystem growth with holder incentives.
Of course,the model still needs real launchpad activity to prove itself.
But it’s an interesting direction beyond simply launching another NFT collection.
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got some GTD spots on this post for @ElysiumPunks
follow; @ElysiumPunks
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gm guys,not every interesting Web3 project needs to launch another token and promise to change the world.
What caught my attention about @FungoLabs is the infrastructure it’s trying to build around blockchain privacy.
Powered by @zama’s Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE),FungoLabs is exploring encrypted NFTs, a dedicated launchpad and gaming applications on Ethereum.
The interesting part is the bigger picture.
It’s not stopping at its Genesis collection.The plan is to open its technology to other collections and build an ecosystem around encrypted on-chain experiences.
I think privacy infrastructure is an interesting narrative to follow, especially as more applications explore what can be done with confidential smart contracts.
FungoLabs is one project I’m keeping an eye on. 🟡
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