If crypto wants serious institutional adoption, I think data verification is going to matter just as much as liquidity. Institutions already have enormous amounts of data across banks, exchanges, financial platforms and internal systems. The challenge is bringing useful pieces of that information into onchain environments without compromising sensitive data. @primus_labs is attacking this through verifiable Web2 data and zkTLS. Instead of forcing an institution to expose an entire dataset, the idea is to prove specific claims about that data. That could become useful across compliance, credit, reputation, financial applications and other institutional use cases. The interesting part isn't putting everything onchain. It’s proving only what needs to be proven.