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@Himess__

Protocol & Full-Stack Engineer
Multi-hackathon winner πŸ†
Building privacy, DeFi & agentic systems
FHE β€’ Web3 β€’ AI
Δ°stanbul, TΓΌrkiye github.com/Himess Joined January 2020
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Himess Verified account @Himess__
I build privacy & payment protocols across FHE, ZK, DeFi
and agent payments.

Four of my projects ended up winning along the way. πŸ†

Here’s a quick look at the winning builds ↓ 🧡
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New feature: hidden inheritance on Ethereum with ERC-7984 and @zama

Your PIN is your proof of life. Stop entering it for months and your heirs inherit. One correct PIN during the grace period cancels it.

β†’ Who your heirs are, what they get, even how many there are: all encrypted. Not even you can look it up later.
β†’ Each heir gets a printable card with a QR code and a secret claim code. Keep it with your will.
β†’ When the time comes, they scan it and claim to any wallet they like, even a brand new one.
β†’ Anyone can hit claim. Heirs get their share, everyone else an encrypted zero, and from the outside it all looks the same.
β†’ Key stolen and you had to escape? The will comes with you to your backup address.

The Sepolia demo runs on 5-minute timers so you can try the whole flow πŸ‘‡
encrypted-account.vercel.app/app
Himess Verified account @Himess__ 2d
I built Encrypted Accounts on Ethereum with @zama

Most wallet security trusts something outside the chain:

2FA β†’ trusts your phone
Email recovery β†’ trusts your inbox
Hardware wallet β†’ trusts a device

I wanted something different. So I put a 6-digit PIN check inside the smart contract, encrypted with FHE.

Anything unusual (new address, big amount) and the contract asks for your PIN.

Seed phrase leaked?
Key stolen?
Email hacked?
Doesn't matter, they still can't steal your funds.

"But 6 digits is easy to brute force"
Not here. Every guess gets counted on-chain before the answer comes back, and the waits keep growing. That's ~12 tries a month, max. And your PIN never leaves your device.

A few more things it does:
βœ… your limits and trusted addresses are encrypted, so a thief can't even see the rules
βœ… phishing signatures are useless, a permit signed with the key alone is void
βœ… key leaked? hit escape and after 30 days everything goes to your backup address

What I'm working on next:
β†’ Steal this wallet: a funded Sepolia account with a public seed phrase. Take it if you can
β†’ private transfers + a duress PIN
β†’ hidden inheritance
β†’ AI agents that hold the key while you hold the PIN

It's a research prototype, live on Sepolia, not audited yet. Open source.

Try it πŸ‘‡
encrypted-account.vercel.app
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Himess Verified account @Himess__
Really like what @Helius shipped with Privacy Rings.

Private transfers settle in one Solana transaction. No sequencer, no L2, full Solana speed. Amounts are hidden, and so is which token moved.

Prove locally and nothing private leaves your machine, or use their TEE prover if you'd rather not run one.

Congrats to the team πŸ‘
We need a lot more privacy apps and infra.
Helius Verified account @Helius 2d
Today, Solana changes forever

Introducing Solana Privacy Rings - encryption at the speed of Solana

Rings are programmable, onchain environments for encrypting money, markets, and finance - without ever leaving Solana

Now live on mainnet.
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Himess Verified account @Himess__
I built Encrypted Accounts on Ethereum with @zama

Most wallet security trusts something outside the chain:

2FA β†’ trusts your phone
Email recovery β†’ trusts your inbox
Hardware wallet β†’ trusts a device

I wanted something different. So I put a 6-digit PIN check inside the smart contract, encrypted with FHE.

Anything unusual (new address, big amount) and the contract asks for your PIN.

Seed phrase leaked?
Key stolen?
Email hacked?
Doesn't matter, they still can't steal your funds.

"But 6 digits is easy to brute force"
Not here. Every guess gets counted on-chain before the answer comes back, and the waits keep growing. That's ~12 tries a month, max. And your PIN never leaves your device.

A few more things it does:
βœ… your limits and trusted addresses are encrypted, so a thief can't even see the rules
βœ… phishing signatures are useless, a permit signed with the key alone is void
βœ… key leaked? hit escape and after 30 days everything goes to your backup address

What I'm working on next:
β†’ Steal this wallet: a funded Sepolia account with a public seed phrase. Take it if you can
β†’ private transfers + a duress PIN
β†’ hidden inheritance
β†’ AI agents that hold the key while you hold the PIN

It's a research prototype, live on Sepolia, not audited yet. Open source.

Try it πŸ‘‡
encrypted-account.vercel.app
encrypted-account.vercel.app Encrypted Account β€” a stolen key isn't enough A smart account whose PIN lives in the contract, checked under FHE. Limits and trusted addresses stay encrypted, even from whoever holds the key. Try it on Sepolia.