One thing I find interesting about @primus_labs is that privacy and verification don’t have to work against each other.

Think about financial activity. To me, not every detail needs to be public just to prove something is legitimate. We should be able to verify assets or use financial data without exposing everything behind it.
That’s where zkTLS and FHE come in. zkTLS helps verify data from websites without exposing the underlying information, while FHE allows computations on encrypted data.
What I like is how Primus is connecting these ideas to real use cases across the ecosystem.
Proof of Reserves helps verify financial reserves while keeping sensitive account details private. Confidential Finance brings encrypted assets, private transfers, and yield into onchain finance. AlphaNet also explores how users can build a verifiable Web3 profile using private data without putting everything onchain.
I feel this is an important direction for Web3. As more financial activity moves onchain, we need better ways to establish trust without giving up control over our information.
That’s what makes @primus_labs interesting to me, and I’m curious to see how this develops.