The market is awful, so all I can do is keep grinding by talking.

Today, let’s talk about Primus’s on-chain vaults. Once you deposit stablecoins, how is the yield calculated, and who can see your holdings?
If vault shares are public and a wallet address can be linked to an institution, outsiders could track changes in its shares to see when it adds to or withdraws from its position. For those managing funds, these details are part of the strategy itself.
The Confidential Vault launched by Primus @primus_labs on BNB Chain offers a concrete example. Users can participate in existing DeFi yield strategies while protecting information about their holdings.
The technology behind it is called fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). Here’s a simple example: two encrypted amounts can be added directly, and the total remains encrypted. This means the system can process amounts while keeping the original values encrypted.
This gives on-chain vaults another design option. Strategy rules can be made public for scrutiny, while individual holdings can remain private as needed. Institutions using on-chain tools to manage funds also have more flexibility in deciding what information to disclose.
To try Primus’s data verification, you can start with the XP task 👇