I’ve always felt that blockchain’s transparency is a double-edged sword. It enables every transaction to be verified, but also leaves assets, trading habits, and fund movements in wallets nearly impossible to hide. For average users, this might just mean slightly less privacy; but for institutions and professional traders, the public exposure of capital scale, holdings, and even trading strategies can directly impact real-world profits. So, the next phase of on-chain finance must go beyond efficiency and liquidity—it must also solve one key question: How can assets remain verifiable while also maintaining their own privacy? This is where @primus_labs becomes particularly interesting. Primus combines two technologies: zkTLS and FHE. • zkTLS: Verifies the authenticity of data from Web2 platforms without requiring full account credentials. • FHE: Enables computation on encrypted data, reducing the need to expose raw information. And this isn’t just theoretical. Primus has already launched Confidential Finance, allowing users to transfer, hold, and participate in yield strategies using encrypted assets—while keeping balances and position sizes hidden. Even more intriguing, Primus is collaborating with Unitas and United Stables to apply FHE to privacy-focused financial use cases on BNB Chain. Of course, for privacy-preserving computation to truly scale, performance and cost remain critical challenges—and Primus is actively exploring GPU acceleration as a solution. Another notable development is Primus’s collaboration with Kaito: Primus’s zkTLS technology is now being used to verify activities on Kaito Pulse and Aura, enabling off-chain behaviors to be cryptographically proven. If Primus can continue advancing in technology, product development, and ecosystem partnerships, its potential extends far beyond being just a privacy tool. I’m also preparing to actively participate in Kaito’s Season 2 creator campaign. Compared to chasing short-term trends, the privacy computation space is far more worthy of deep investment. After all, as on-chain finance and AI agents mature, data privacy will inevitably become a foundational component of the infrastructure. Continuing to follow @primus_labs.