You can prove something is true without showing everyone everything behind it. That distinction matters a lot in onchain finance. Public blockchains make verification possible, but they can also expose details that users, businesses and institutions would rather keep private. @primus_labs is working on that trade-off. With technologies like zkTLS and Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), the goal is to verify data and work with encrypted information without unnecessarily exposing the underlying details. Think about a business moving funds onchain. It may need to prove that an action is valid, but that doesn’t mean every balance or transaction amount needs to be public. Both things can be true at once. Transparency where verification matters. Privacy where disclosure isn’t necessary. That’s a much more practical way to approach privacy in Web3.