Privacy has always been a major focus in blockchain, and ZEC and Near have performed exceptionally well in recent years. Now BSC is catching up—@primus_labs has filled the missing privacy layer on BSC. The functionality is simple: whether you’re transferring funds, participating in auctions, or other activities, you now have enhanced privacy, making more use cases viable. Here’s how Primus’s Confidential Vault works: Previously, earning yields on public chains meant accepting that your positions were visible to everyone; if you wanted to hide your positions, you often had to leave existing liquidity entirely. Primus introduces an encryption layer directly on BSC using zkFHE: You can 1:1 swap $U or USDT for encrypted $EU, enabling private transfers while still depositing directly into the Confidential Vault to continue earning Unitas yields. — Your individual position size is fully encrypted—no one can see how much you’ve deposited. However, funds are batched (approximately every 8 hours) and pooled into underlying strategies; the total batch amount remains publicly verifiable. This is not a mixer—fund destinations remain transparent. The innovation is shifting personal holdings from “must be public” to “can be private by choice.” — For institutions or users who want to avoid being followed or monitored, this is a tangible differentiator: your assets continue to circulate and earn yields within the familiar BSC ecosystem, without exposing sensitive information. During its first month, it launched with joint incentives, and the Score mechanism is now active—turning privacy into a sustainable, long-term product rather than a one-time narrative. What public chains have always lacked isn’t another privacy chain—it’s the ability to grant selective privacy to existing assets without requiring them to move. Primus has just added the missing piece to BSC’s puzzle.