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For years, most new protocols have competed for the same things: developers, users, and liquidity. We took the opposite approach. The Zama Protocol was designed to run on top of the chains, apps, and protocols people already use. No migration, no starting from zero, no asking a working market... show more

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Rand Group2 months ago

Doing it different is winning, nice one 👌

李梦龙2 months ago

去尼玛的吧，骗子项目方，天天卖币

Laff2 months ago

Bold move. running on top of the existing stack is smart.

Civic NodeX | Crypto Scout2 months ago

Zama is not trying to convince the financial sector to move to a new private ecosystem. It is trying to make the existing financial sector private.

Charlie Harris Jr2 months ago

Update: Stakers may already vote for the rewards date.

Crypto News2 months ago

It's time to bring the price up again; the real value is $3.

Issam2 months ago

@dcjanio Any news regarding solana integration ?

nihilism2 months ago

Who is funding the incentives on Morpho?

Visionary WEB32 months ago

solid move

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