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What is needed for institutional capital to enter BNB Chain? @primus_labs x @KaitoAI Now that EPOCH II has begun, it’s time to get studying! Those who haven’t joined yet—let’s go: https://t.co/3VKq35mTw2 BNB Chain already has expanding infrastructure for institutional finance, including RWA and stablecoins. But there’s one major obstacle preventing institutions from using public blockchains: Everything is public. If an institution’s asset size, transaction history, and investment strategies are exposed externally, it becomes impractical to use them in real financial operations. This is where Primus’s technology becomes critical: 🔴 zkTLS: Connect external financial data or account information to verifiable proofs without exposing sensitive raw data 🔴 FHE: Enable computation on encrypted data 🔴 Selective Disclosure: Prove only the necessary information, rather than exposing everything For example, when an institution manages an RWA product on BNB Chain, it can prove compliance with specific qualifications or conditions without revealing its full asset ledger. Ultimately, what institutions want is not absolute anonymity. Confidentiality + Verifiability Protect what needs to be protected; verify what needs to be verified. Only when both advance together can BNB Chain grow into an ecosystem institutions can genuinely use for real-world financial operations.

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