Web3 doesn’t have a data problem. It has a trust problem. The more financial activity moves onchain, the more important verification becomes. But there is a trade-off: prove everything publicly, or keep sensitive data private. @primus_labs is building around a different model. Use zkTLS to verify real Web2 data without exposing the underlying information, then combine it with FHE to make sensitive data usable while remaining encrypted. That combination matters for finance. An institution could prove a balance, transaction history, or eligibility without publishing its entire financial footprint. And this is already moving beyond a whitepaper. Primus says its ecosystem has 1M+ users, $72M+ verified TVL and 10+ recurring enterprise clients, while its zkTLS verification layer is live on BNB Chain. The bigger opportunity is not simply “privacy.” It is making private data verifiable enough to become useful infrastructure for onchain finance. That’s the part I’m watching. Privacy + verification may become one of the missing layers between traditional finance and public blockchains. Explore the Primus ecosystem ↓ https://t.co/2OuBaFiBV7