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The Decentralized Key Generation (DKG) ceremony for the Zama Mainnet has completed successfully. Between 19:06 UTC on November 25, 2025 and 01:46 UTC on November 28, 2025, 13 independent parties jointly carried out one of the most advanced cryptographic protocols ever deployed in production. All parties completed the protocol successfully, with no crashes, dropouts, or invalid messages. Full post: zama.org/post/decentralized-… A special thank you to the amazing companies running the Zama MPC protocol 💛 @conduitxyz @dfnsHQ @etherscan @Figment_io @FireblocksHQ @InfStones @LayerZero_Core @Ledger @0xmakase_jp @OpenZeppelin @StakeCapital @unit_410 Zama Mainnet Loading █████████ 99.9%

Coming Soon: The $ZAMA Token. $ZAMA is the native token of the Zama Confidential Blockchain Protocol. It will be used for protocol fees and staking. It follows a burn-and-mint model, where 100% of the fees are burned and tokens are minted to reward operators. ■ Users pay fees to keep transactions confidential (fees are burned) ■ Network operators get rewarded with new $ZAMA tokens What Do Users Pay For? ■ Encrypting transaction data: $0.005-$0.50 ■ Reading confidential balances: $0.001-$0.10 ■ Moving confidential assets between chains: $0.01-$1 Heavy users may get big discounts (up to 100x cheaper). Prices stay stable in USD even if the token price changes, creating predictability for developers who use Zama in their products. Real Example: Confidential Token Transfer. ■ Send tokens without revealing amounts or balances ■ Cost: $0.008-$0.80 depending on your usage level ■ Power users pay pennies; casual users pay under $1 How Operators Get Paid. The Zama Protocol uses Delegated Proof-of-Stake, with 18 operators running the protocol: initially 13 KMS nodes and 5 FHE Coprocessors (and more over time). ■ Coprocessors: bigger rewards, higher costs ■ KMS nodes: smaller rewards, lower costs Token holders can delegate their stake to these operators to help secure the network. Zama’s tokenomics are designed to be self-sufficient. If 10% of future crypto transactions are encrypted, it could result in $1B+ in yearly fees. Read more in the Litepaper: docs.zama.org/protocol/zama-…

JUST IN: We’re proud to announce our next genesis operator: Omakase Kudasai. @kudasai_japan (@omakasekudasaijp) is a leading crypto community in Japan 🇯🇵, dedicated to promoting blockchain technology and Web3 adoption. Omakase Kudasai operates as a Web3 infrastructure provider and runs validators across multiple networks. As a Zama MPC operator, Omakase Kudasai will help secure the private FHE key that powers the Zama Protocol, ensuring confidentiality without compromising verifiability. Learn more about the Zama Protocol and its operators in our litepaper: docs.zama.ai/protocol/zama-p… 🔔Tomorrow, we reveal another genesis operator.