How can a financial institution prove it has the reserves to back its claims without exposing all its account details? That’s a real challenge in finance. Publishing a number is easy. Establishing that it comes from authentic financial data and was calculated correctly is what builds confidence. This is where @primus_labs gets interesting. Primus describes a Proof of Reserves approach that combines zkTLS with verifiable computation to check on-chain and off-chain reserves while keeping sensitive credentials and account-level details private. The benefit? Institutions can provide verifiable evidence of their reserves without turning every private financial record into public information. To me, this is a practical use of cryptography: make the claim verifiable, not every detail public. gPrimus 🦉 Explore Primus XP tasks: https://t.co/gUC9drIILb