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Fully Homomorphic Encryption: The New Frontier of Blockchain Privacy Protection Fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) technology originated from concepts in the 1970s, but it wasn't until 2009 that it achieved breakthrough progress. FHE allows computation on encrypted data without the need to decrypt it first, bringing revolutionary changes to data privacy and security. The core feature of FHE 1. Homomorphism: The addition and multiplication operations on encrypted data are equivalent to performing the same operations on the original data. 2. Noise Management: Noise is added during the FHE encryption process to enhance security, but it needs to be properly managed to ensure computational accuracy. 3. Infinite operations: Supports infinite additions and multiplications, surpassing the limitations of certain homomorphic encryption and some types of homomorphic encryption. However, FHE also faces challenges. The overhead of ciphertext computation can be thousands to millions of times higher than that of plaintext computation, which is one of the main obstacles that need to be overcome. FHE

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Under the RWA regulatory framework in Hong Kong, experts believe that the nature of the underlying assets determines the regulatory approach, and emphasize that the potential high returns of RWA attract investment. Despite facing challenges with KYC and asset conversion, compliance regulation provides license No. 9 institutions with the opportunity to connect TradFi and Web3, with the prospect of achieving efficient interaction and development in the future.

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Gold and Bitcoin in the Fluctuation of the Global Capital Market Recently, the global Capital Market has experienced significant Fluctuation, with the appreciation of the yen triggering a carry trade reversal and the VIX index soaring. Even gold has seen a slight pullback due to liquidity shocks, while Bitcoin has dropped sharply along with risk assets. Although this seems to contradict the "twin" properties of gold and Bitcoin, we still believe that with the accelerated evolution of the new international monetary system, the twin relationship between Bitcoin and gold will become even closer. Looking back at the history of gold prices, since 1970, the price of gold against the dollar has experienced three major upward cycles. The 1970s was a glorious period for gold, with prices rising more than 17 times at their peak. This period coincided with the collapse of the Bretton Woods system, the decoupling of the dollar from gold, along with two oil crises and geopolitical tensions, fully demonstrating gold's value preservation and safe-haven attributes. The second round of the upward cycle occurred in the decade of the early 21st century, with gold prices.