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Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) company Zama CEO Rand Hindi stated on X on Monday that the company has achieved benchmark results of 1,000 confidential transactions per second on GPUs, an increase of about 5,000 times compared to the 0.2 transactions per second demonstrated at ETHcc in 2022. Hindi mentioned that the cost of running an FHE node is approximately $0.000004 per ERC7984 transaction, significantly lower than zero-knowledge proofs, but this comparison has not been independently verified. The benchmark has not yet been activated on any mainnet, is self-reported data from the company, and the testing methods have not been published, with plans to go live by the end of the year.Hindi also set long-term goals: 10,000 tps by 2028 and 100,000 tps by 2030. Zama has been active recently: on July 24, a confidential RFQ exchange product was launched, which within weeks shielded over $121 million USDT on Ethereum, collaborated with Elliptic to enhance compliance screening for confidential transactions, and co-founded the Confidential Token Association with OpenZeppelin and Inco to standardize encrypted ERC-20 tokens. Zama previously completed a $57 million Series B funding round.

According to token unlocking data from the Crypto asset data platform RootData, Zama (ZAMA) will unlock approximately 27.958 million tokens at 0:00 Beijing time on August 2, worth about 15.11 million USD.

According to token unlocking data from the Crypto asset data platform RootData, Zama (ZAMA) will unlock approximately 27.958 million tokens at 0:00 Beijing time on July 2, with a value of about 8.69 million USD.

OKX will launch the ZAMA (Zama) Flash Earn Lite event on June 23 at 15:00. Users can participate by subscribing to OKB, ETH, or ZAMA to share a reward of 6,250,000 ZAMA. The event runs from June 23 at 15:00 to June 27 at 15:00 (UTC+8), and users must complete identity verification to participate.

According to The Block, cryptographic technology company Zama, DeFi lending protocol Morpho, and Steakhouse Financial announced a joint launch of the Steakhouse Confidential USDC Prime vault.It is reported that this is the first DeFi yield product for privacy stablecoins on Ethereum. This product allows users to directly deposit privacy token cUSDC, which has been fully homomorphically encrypted (FHE) by Zama, into the Morpho vault to earn yields.

Privacy Agreement Zama founder Rand posted on platform X that the freezing measures against the cUSDC contract under Zama have been lifted, and all systems have returned to normal operation.According to his introduction, a U.S. court previously ordered Circle to temporarily freeze a contract worth $12.5 million in USDC held by Zama without prior notice. The court has now determined that the freezing measure was unreasonable and has lifted the temporary restraining order (TRO), and the related cUSDC contracts and assets have been fully restored. Rand stated that this incident did not affect the team's trust in USDC, and Zama still plans to launch the cUSDC product later this month.

Zama protocol founder Rand posted on the X platform that, with the assistance of on-chain detective ZachXBT, the root cause of the cUSDC contract freeze has been identified. This freeze was caused by a court-issued injunction against addresses related to the Overnight Finance hacker, which had deposited approximately $12.5 million USDC into the cUSDC contract, accounting for over 99% of the funds within the contract, leading to the entire contract being frozen.Rand emphasized that this freeze is unrelated to the protocol itself or privacy technology, and it is not a sanction against Zama, but rather a typical DeFi judicial restriction scenario. The project adheres to compliance and privacy principles, not confusing the parties involved in transactions, only hiding balances and amounts. Currently, Zama is communicating with multiple parties to advance a resolution, has suspended the cUSDC, cUSDT, and cWETH contracts, and will restore them after completing the investigation and handling of the involved addresses, and will release a detailed review report as soon as possible.

Zama's official response to Circle's freezing of the cUSDC contract event states that Circle's compliance system flagged a wallet belonging to an external depositor. Since this wallet holds funds in the cUSDC contract, the entire contract was automatically swept into a standard holding freeze. This is merely incidental damage and not a sanction against the Zama Protocol. The Zama legal team has intervened and is isolating the flagged address, and will restore access for all unaffected participants as soon as possible.

ZachXBT stated that approximately $12.4 million in funds in the Zama cUSDC contract, which was blacklisted by Circle, may be associated with the DeFi project Overnight Finance, which has recently been embroiled in controversy due to accusations against its team of a Rug Pull.

"On-chain detective" ZachXBT posted that the stablecoin issuer Circle blacklisted the privacy protocol Zama's Confidential USDC (cUSDC) contract on Ethereum about 7 hours ago, resulting in approximately 12.6 million USDC being frozen within the contract.ZachXBT stated that the cUSDC contract has been publicly labeled in both Zama's official documentation and blockchain explorers. The specific reason for Circle freezing the related USDC is currently unclear. ZachXBT also pointed out that it had disclosed in March 2026 that Circle froze over 16 hot wallet addresses belonging to enterprises, protocols, and service providers without providing transparent explanations.

According to token unlocking data from the crypto asset data platform RootData, Zama (ZAMA) will unlock approximately 27.958 million tokens at 0:00 on June 2nd, Beijing time, worth about 8.74 million dollars.

According to The Block, FHE privacy technology company Zama has acquired the enterprise-level token lifecycle management platform TokenOps, applying Fully Homomorphic Encryption to scenarios such as token locking, airdrops, and equity table management. TokenOps claims it has processed over $2 billion in token distribution. Through this acquisition, token issuers can encrypt key information such as token allocation, release curves, and receiving addresses on-chain under the ERC-7984 confidential token standard, reducing the risk of signal leakage and front-running caused by on-chain transparency.This technology has been implemented in the institutional cooperative distribution of the RWA protocol KAIO, and Zama's own ZAMA token team and investor distribution also use TokenOps' encrypted locking solution. The TokenOps brand will continue to operate independently and open confidential tools to more issuers.

According to token unlocking data from the Crypto asset data platform RootData, Zama (ZAMA) will unlock approximately 27.958 million tokens at 0:00 on May 2nd, Beijing time, worth about 8.61 million USD.

According to the official announcement, Upbit will launch the ZAMA KRW, BTC, and USDT trading pairs.

According to Binance spot market data, there has been significant volatility in the market. CTSI has dropped by 19.57% in 24 hours, while ZAMA has risen by 14.23%, showing a rebound after hitting a low.Additionally, BAR, FIDA, ENSO, and BREV have all experienced a "high-to-low" situation, with 24-hour declines of 5.46%, 18.14%, 10.47%, and 11.82%, respectively. AWE and AXL have reached new lows for the week, with declines of 36.83% and 10.99%, respectively. The remaining token SXP has seen a slight increase of 3.18% within 5 minutes.

According to tracking data from the Web3 asset data platform RootData X, in the past 7 days, the crypto privacy protocol Zama has been the project with the most unfollows by top figures on X (Twitter). The new influential figures who unfollowed this project include anonymous Twitter KOL Inversebrah(@inversebrah), crypto KOL CBB0FE(@Cbb0fe), and well-known analyst 0xWizard(@0xcryptowizard).In addition, other projects with the most unfollows by top figures on X include Moca Network, Drift Protocol, and Astroport.

OKX will launch the flash earning event for ZAMA (Zama) on February 6, 2026, at 18:00, and the event will last until February 11, 2026, at 18:00. Participating users can subscribe using mainstream coins such as OKB and USDG to share a total reward of 18,000,000 ZAMA. Please note that participation requires identity verification, and sub-accounts cannot participate.

Bitget PoolX is about to launch the project ZAMA, locking up BTC to unlock 2,860,000 ZAMA, with a personal lock-up limit of 50 BTC. The lock-up channel will be open from February 3, 19:00 to February 7, 19:00 (UTC+8).During the event, users with a positive net deposit of BTC will receive a 5% BTC investment interest coupon after the end of PoolX. Additionally, first-time participants in PoolX who meet the net deposit conditions will receive an extra 10% BTC interest coupon. The net deposit period ends on February 6, 18:00 (UTC+8). For more details, please check the official Bitget platform.

Bitget Launchpool project ZAMA is now open for investment. As of the time of writing, the yield of its BGB locked pool is 35.43% APR, and the yield of the ZAMA locked pool is 190.07% APR.