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A fund should not have to reveal its entire strategy just to prove it holds the assets it claims. That single problem might be a bigger blocker for institutions on public chains than liquidity is. @primus_labs is built around that tension. zkTLS proves that data from outside the chain is authentic without exposing what is behind it. FHE then lets computation run on encrypted data, so nothing sensitive has to be decrypted along the way. It is already in production. Primus reports its Proof of Reserve work verifies over seventy two million dollars in assets across four active projects, and it works with more than ten paying enterprise customers. I think the future of onchain finance is selective, not fully public or fully private. Privacy protects the information, and verification makes it useful. More about the project: s.kaito.ai/bocwAmc points.primuslabs.xyz?ref=DY… What would it take for you to trust a public chain with a real portfolio?

A lender once asked a small business owner for full access to her store account, when all they really needed was proof that her sales were real. She sent screenshots instead, and nobody trusted them. That gap is what @primus_labs is working on. Its zkTLS technology checks a claim straight against the source and releases only the part that matters. In Cr3dentials' live product, a store can confirm its Shopify sales and a trader can show balances from an exchange, without handing over years of history. The usual alternatives are cropped screenshots, raw exports, or files someone typed up themselves. Primus replaces them with one verified fact, which gives credit decisions cleaner inputs and leaves less personal data floating around. More about the project: s.kaito.ai/bocwAmc points.primuslabs.xyz?ref=DY… Why should proving one fact ever require exposing your whole account?