been thinking about how privacy and verification can work together in the BNB ecosystem. @primus_labs is an interesting project to follow in this space. if you want to see what they’re building, check it out here 👇 https://t.co/w6GQQTE0JO one thing about public blockchains is that anyone can verify transactions, but sensitive information isn’t always something users want to make completely public. especially when it comes to financial activity. imagine using an application that needs to confirm certain information about you, but doesn’t actually need access to all your personal details. being able to prove what matters while keeping unrelated information private could make a real difference. that’s where privacy-preserving verification comes in. Primus is working on this through technologies like zkTLS and FHE, helping bring data verification and confidential computation into existing blockchain ecosystems. rather than making users choose between privacy and transparency, the idea is to make both more useful. i think this is an important direction for onchain finance as more applications begin working with sensitive data. still interested in seeing how this develops, especially within BNB and the wider web3 ecosystem.