Fhenix Brings Encrypted Smart Contract Computing To Ethereum And Arbitrum
TL;DR: Fhenix says CoFHE is available on Ethereum and Arbitrum mainnets, giving approved applications a way to perform computations involving encrypted data. A major weakness of public blockchain applications is that transparency is often the default, even where participants would prefer to keep commercial details…
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