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Fhenix — Sua research draft: verification tests and eligibility hold

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Fhenix candidate dossier — shimian0627 / Monitor, 2 Oct 2026. AI-assisted Republic VP work; VP is an incentive. Holdings, allocations, employment and project compensation are unconfirmed; I do not assert a zero position. Sale eligibility is on hold, this is an incomplete candidate review.

Hypothesis: confidential computation may enable EVM applications, but cryptography alone does not prove demand. Today I reread the CoFHE introduction. It describes client encryption, onchain encrypted handles and offchain FHE operations. Input verification and authorized Teecryptor decryption use hardware-attested TEEs. A claim about encrypted computation should therefore specify its stage and adversary; I have not tested a deployed release.

My proposed test separates confidentiality, execution correctness and availability. Record chain/contracts, release commit, attestation measurement, upgrade/key-share controls and matching audit. On a stated test workload, compare expected and authorized decrypted outputs, reject an unauthorized decryption request, then examine recovery when an operator is unavailable. Passing a functional test would not prove cryptographic security or production decentralization. None of these tests has been performed.

Token model: P(t), issued S(t), finite cap M and circulating C(t) require dated evidence and inclusion rules. ERC20 totalSupply is not itself a finite cap. P×S and P×M answer different questions. Net new float E/C is defined only for C>0; unlocking does not necessarily add tradable float. No verified Fhenix price, supply cap, allocation or vesting inputs are used here. Mainnet timing cannot establish absence of a public raise or active ICO/TGE.

Please challenge one test condition or model definition, or provide dated primary eligibility evidence. Forum-location suitability remains unconfirmed. Sources reread today: https://cofhe-docs.fhenix.zone/get-started/introduction/what-is-cofhe https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-20