Transparency and privacy are often treated like two opposite sides of web3 but they shouldn't have to be. some data needs to be verified for an application to trust it. that doesn't mean the underlying information should be exposed to everyone.. this is the part of @primus_labs that I find interesting. with zkTLS data from existing internet sources can be verified while protecting sensitive information. FHE takes it further by enabling computation on encrypted data without revealing the data itself that opens up useful possibilities for onchain applications aI agents and financial services where both reliable data and privacy matter. for me, the real goal isn't to hide everything or reveal everything. Its to make data verifiable and useful while giving users more control over what they share.. that's a balance worth building for.