Why does crypto get exploited? The chain usually works as designed, and the weak spots are around it which includes; Public, hard to fix smart contracts that anyone can study for bugs Stolen or poorly managed private keys and admin privileges Cross-chain bridges with extra moving parts Opaque exchange/custodian reserves that users cannot check themselves Irreversible transfers because once funds move, they are usually gone Transparency helps researchers find bugs, but it also shows attackers exactly where the money is. This what Primus does to prevent that. @primus_labs is a privacy and verification layer that plugs into existing chains. It uses zkTLS to prove data came from a real website/API without showing the raw data and FHE to compute on encrypted balances so amounts stay hidden. That means; With Proof of Reserves, Stablecoins and protocols can show, with cryptographic proofs, that onchain and exchange holdings actually back the token not just a quarterly audit or a screenshot. With Proof of assets, you can prove you hold funds on an exchange without revealing the account. With Confidential finance, balances and transfers can stay encrypted onchain so bots and observers cannot see position size. Crypto is exploitable because of public code, keys, bridges, and unverifiable offchain books. Primus makes reserve claims checkable and onchain positions private. As those two trust gaps have repeatedly cost users money.