Introducing Encrypt Onchain

For more than a year, we've been running FHE Onchain—the first media platform focusing on Fully Homomorphic Encryption and its potential to transform the blockchain ecosystem. What started as a niche experiment quickly evolved into something much bigger: so far we’ve organized three events, recorded 14 podcast episodes, published 25 blog posts, and explained countless concepts on X. Our efforts have been in service of a singular goal: to explore how FHE can be used to build private, verifiable, and secure systems on decentralized infrastructure.

But along the way, something interesting happened.

Our conversations started reaching far beyond the original FHE scope. We’ve had podcast guests working on secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC), Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPS), threshold cryptography, Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), and other privacy-preserving technologies. We discovered thatThese technologies were not completely independent from our vision, they actually were other blocks of the same vision. While we started out looking to focus on how FHE could solve the blockchain confidentiality problem, it’s begun to make more and more sense to expand our scope. 

So today, we’re excited to announce the next step in our journey: FHE Onchain is now Encrypt Onchain.

This isn’t just a name change; it’s a new opportunity to organize more events, create more content, grow the podcast, and, most importantly, to provide an even better scope for exploring the technology behind onchain confidentiality.

Encrypt Onchain will continue to be your go-to resource for onchain FHE, but we’re expanding our scope to include the broader world of applied cryptography. We believe the future of verifiable and private systems will be built through a composition of cryptographic primitives—and we want to explore how they work together, in practice.

Here’s what you can expect from Encrypt Onchain:

• New events focused on programmable cryptography
  
  
• Podcasts with builders and researchers across MPC, ZK, TEE, FHE, and beyond
  
  
• Technical blog posts that explain protocols, break down primitives, and uncover implementation lessons
  
  
• Hands-on videos and tutorials to help you get your hands dirty with real cryptography
  
  

So whether you’re an engineer deploying FHE onchain, a researcher exploring verifiable compute, or just cryptography-curious, Encrypt Onchain is your platform for what’s next in private and programmable systems.