What is @primus_labs actually doing, and how does the points page work? Primus is building two things that usually sit on opposite sides. Proof that some internet data is real, without showing the raw data. They use zkTLS. You open a normal site (X, GitHub, Google, and so on). A browser extension helps generate a proof that you own that account or meet a condition. The proof can be stored onchain. The private page content stays off the chain. Private balances. In Confidential Finance, you can Shield a stablecoin so the amount is encrypted, move or stake that encrypted asset, then Unshield only when you want the normal token back. The points page at https://t.co/4DD8vzFWLj is a live leaderboard of XP from these actions. It is not a token claim page. Rank and points just show how much of the product someone has used. A basic path looks like this. Step 1. Open the Primus app and sign in by connecting a wallet. That wallet becomes your account. Step 2. Install the Primus browser extension. Most social checks run through it. Step 3. Complete the social verification tasks. Common ones are X, TikTok, GitHub, Google, LinkedIn, and similar accounts. You follow the prompt, the extension generates the zkTLS proof, and the task is marked done. Some checks, especially X, ask for a very small network fee on Base (around 0.000035 ETH) plus normal gas. If the proof fails, that fee is refunded. Step 4. Try Pay. You can send a small amount to someone using an X, Gmail, or TikTok handle. They claim it after proving they own that account with the same extension. This is the “pay a person, not only a wallet address” flow. Step 5. On Confidential Finance, Shield a small amount of the supported stablecoin. The balance shows as encrypted. Unshield part of it later if you want the plain token back. Staking the shielded asset in a vault is a separate optional step. From the live board right now, rank 1 is at 20,000 XP, rank 2 at 2,000, rank 3 at 500, and rank 10 is already under 200 XP. A wallet around rank 184 is sitting on 110 XP. So connecting about 4 or 5 accounts (Google, TikTok, GitHub, LinkedIn, and one more) is currently enough to land inside the top 300. The gap after the first few ranks is large, and the board is still moving. Useful to know before you start: you need a wallet, the extension, a little gas, and only accounts you actually control. Points are activity scores. They are not a promise of a token.