Fhenix Airdrop airdrop

Every transaction you make on Ethereum is public forever - balances, positions, counterparties, strategy. Everyone treats that as the price of admission, and it is the single biggest reason serious money stays off-chain. Fhenix uses Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) to fix it: letting contracts compute on data while it stays encrypted, never decrypting the inputs. Start at Fhenix.

FHE was a theoretical curiosity for decades because it was far too slow to use. Making it practical on-chain is the hard engineering problem Fhenix exists to solve.

CoFHE is an FHE coprocessor for EVM-compatible chains - meaning chains don't have to migrate to get encrypted computation, it plugs into what already exists. It is live on three public testnets: Ethereum Sepolia, Arbitrum Sepolia and Base Sepolia, with the 2nd testnet launched 4 June 2025. Mainnet is planned to follow.

$22M raised since 2023: a $15M Series A led by Hack VC (dao5, Amber Group, Primitive, GSR, Collider Ventures), after a $7M seed led by Multicoin Capital and Collider (Node Capital, Bankless Ventures, Hack VC, Tane, Metaplanet, Robot Ventures). Multicoin and Hack VC are not tourists in infrastructure.

No token has been disclosed and no airdrop is confirmed - treat it as speculative. But your cost is time, not capital, which changes the calculation.

The interesting flows are the ones that were impossible before: a sealed-bid auction nobody can front-run, a private balance, a dark-pool trade, a vote where the tally is right but individual votes stay secret. Exercising those is far more useful than clicking a faucet.

The highest-value footprint by a wide margin is a deployed contract that uses encrypted computation. Almost everyone will do a few testnet transactions; a tiny number will ship. On a developer airdrop that gap is the whole opportunity.

Not a developer? Terry builds dapps himself and will build your Fhenix footprint - name your price, and in many cases free: WhatsApp or Telegram. Or ship it yourself with Deployr .

• Type: Privacy infrastructure for Ethereum/EVM via Fully Homomorphic Encryption
• Status: Public testnets live, mainnet planned. No token disclosed
• Product: CoFHE, an FHE coprocessor for EVM chains
• Live on: Ethereum Sepolia, Arbitrum Sepolia, Base Sepolia
• Funding: $22M - $15M Series A (Hack VC) + $7M seed (Multicoin Capital, Collider)
• Cost: effort, not capital
• Related: Ritual, GenLayer, Miden
• Join: Fhenix

Interact with CoFHE on the supported testnets at Fhenix, exercise the genuinely novel flows (sealed-bid, private balances), report bugs, and stay consistent across weeks. If you can, ship a contract using encrypted computation. Full playbook in the Fhenix airdrop guide ; the cluster thesis is in why developer airdrops pay the people who ship .

The same weeks of effort compound across the cluster: pair it with Ritual and GenLayer .

Honest risks: the airdrop is unconfirmed (your effort is what's exposed, not capital), and FHE is computationally expensive - whether performance reaches practical mainnet scale is a real open question. Phishing is how people actually lose money here: official domain only, never approve an allowance to "claim" a testnet reward, never share a seed phrase.