Public blockchains make verification possible, but they also expose more financial data than many users want to share. That is the problem @primus_labs is working on. Its approach connects two important layers. zkTLS helps verify data from web services without requiring users to expose all the underlying information. FHE takes privacy further by allowing computation on encrypted data instead of making sensitive financial values public. These solve different problems, and that distinction matters. Primus is already applying these ideas in two directions. Kaito Pulse and Aura use activity verification, while Confidential Vault on BNB Chain explores private asset transfers and yield generation with encrypted balances. The bigger picture is not simply hiding data. It is making data verifiable and useful without exposing everything behind it. For onchain finance to serve more than users comfortable with full public transparency, that balance could become essential. Verification without unnecessary disclosure. That is the infrastructure I’m watching @primus_labs build.