One thing that could make DeFi more useful is the ability to verify information that never originated on a blockchain. Think about exchange balances, financial records, or proof that a reserve actually exists. Smart contracts cannot independently verify every detail coming from external services. This is where @primus_labs is building something interesting. → zkTLS helps turn information from HTTPS/TLS services into cryptographic proofs that applications can verify. → Proof of Reserve helps verify assets and portfolios across onchain and offchain environments. The goal is not to put every piece of financial data on a public ledger. It is to make important information verifiable without unnecessarily exposing the underlying details. That distinction matters as stablecoins, tokenized assets, and institutional DeFi continue to develop. Moving money onchain is one part of the equation. Making the information behind that money trustworthy is another. That’s the infrastructure side of @primus_labs worth watching.