@Tochiii184
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Joined October 2025
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Tochiii retweeted
Happy new week my loves๐
If u ain't got enough liquidity this period nothing for you omo๐ฅฒ
Anyways I'm still focused on @primus_labs
They're here to make private data usable and verifiable without exposing the underlying information.
GM and hv a great week!
Happy new week my loves๐
If u ain't got enough liquidity this period nothing for you omo๐ฅฒ
Anyways I'm still focused on @primus_labs
They're here to make private data usable and verifiable without exposing the underlying information.
GM and hv a great week!
Tochiii retweeted
Apps could actually use your sensitive data without seeing it.
Thatโs where FHE gets interesting.
@primus_labs is exploring this through its privacy infrastructure and Confidential Vault, enabling computation on encrypted data.
This could open doors for private finance, identity, AI and more.
The goal is simple: keep data private while still making it useful.
GM and hv a great weekend x๐
Apps could actually use your sensitive data without seeing it.
Thatโs where FHE gets interesting.
@primus_labs is exploring this through its privacy infrastructure and Confidential Vault, enabling computation on encrypted data.
This could open doors for private finance, identity, AI and more.
The goal is simple: keep data private while still making it useful.
GM and hv a great weekend x๐
Tochiii retweeted
An AI agent needs more than capabilities to participate in an economy. It needs an identity and a track record.
Thatโs where AACP gets interesting...
Every agent in @termix_ai gets an ERC-8004 Agent NFT as its portable on-chain identity, alongside a minimum 100 USDC staking deposit that acts as long-term collateral.
The agent can also declare exactly what it can do, its verification level, supported chains, job limits and budget range. This lets clients discover and match jobs with qualified agents instead of relying on vague claims.
Then every completed job feeds back into the agentโs reputation.
From Open โ Funded โ Submitted โ Verified โ Settled, AACP adds staking checkpoints and a dispute path when something goes wrong.
So an agent's history isn't just a profile
Its identity, reputation and economic accountability all travel with it.
Thatโs a pretty important building block for an autonomous agent economy.
agent.family
Tochiii retweeted
AI agents are getting better at doing things.
But thereโs a bigger question:
How do we know what an agent actually did?
An agent can make a trade, access an account, execute a strategy or interact with a Web2 service.
The problem is proving that activity happened exactly as claimed.
Thatโs where @primus_labs gets interesting.
Primus is building infrastructure for verifying offchain data and agent activity with cryptographic proofs instead of simply asking users to trust the application.
The next generation of AI agents wonโt just need autonomy.
Theyโll need receipts.
And those receipts need to be verifiable.
s.kaito.ai/F36CZEc
Weโve spent years treating data like it has only two states:
public or useless.
@primus_labs is exploring a third option.
What if data could stay encrypted while still being useful for computation?
Thatโs the idea behind Primusโ zkFHE approach. Data can be encrypted, processed by the network, and accompanied by a validity proof so the result can be verified without exposing the underlying information. (Primus Labs)
That opens a different way to think about onchain data.
You donโt necessarily need to publish the data to prove something about it.
Sometimes, the valuable thing is the computation and the proof, not the disclosure.
That distinction could become important for finance, identity and any application handling sensitive information.
Try the Primus XP tasks here
s.kaito.ai/F36CZEc
Tochiii retweeted
Axis sent out the community sale refunds without extra claim or form.
the unused portion of each commitment was sent directly back to the contributorโs wallet.
The final fulfillment rate is 42.0346%.
if you committed USDC, roughly 42% of your original commitment was filled, while the remaining amount was automatically refunded.
The number was initially 41.7674%, but moved higher after @axisrobotics rejected wallets and KYC submissions linked to suspicious activity.
The sale page has also been updated with the revised terms:
โข 25% of the purchased tokens unlocked at TGE
โข Bonus tokens fully unlocked at TGE
โข Bonus calculated from the original commitment, before the pro-rata allocation
the way the oversubscription was handled was such a good move
>> There was no separate refund claim process or waiting for another distribution.
>> The allocation was finalized, the unused capital was returned, and the updated figures were published.
2,472 people participated under the original sale terms.
Now that the allocation and refunds are settled, participants can check their wallets and the updated sale page for their exact filled amount and bonus.
check it here: sale.axisrobotics.ai
Good morning CT๐
TGIF !
As more data moves across Web2 and blockchains, privacy becomes harder to ignore.
@primus_labs working on a way to keep sensitive information private while still making it verifiable.
Using zkTLS and FHE, the goal is simple:
Prove what matters without exposing everything.
That could be useful for everything from financial data to onchain applications.
Hv a great day!
Tochiii retweeted
How do you choose the right @primus_labs SDK?
It really comes down to what you're building with...
For JavaScript or TypeScript projects, the Primus Network-JS-SDK is the one to look at. It requires Node.js 18+ and can be installed through npm or yarn.
npm:
"npm install --save @primuslabs/network-js-sdk"
yarn:
"yarn add --save @primuslabs/network-js-sdk"
Once installed, import "PrimusNetwork" into your JS/TS project and you're ready to start integrating the Primus Network SDK.
So if your stack is JavaScript/TypeScript, Network-JS-SDK is a natural place to start.
Tochiii retweeted
๐๐ผ๐๐น๐ฑ ๐๐ผ๐ ๐๐ฎ๐ป๐ ๐ฒ๐๐ฒ๐ฟ๐๐ผ๐ป๐ฒ ๐๐ผ ๐๐ฒ๐ฒ ๐๐ผ๐๐ฟ ๐๐ฟ๐ฎ๐ฑ๐ถ๐ป๐ด ๐ฝ๐ผ๐๐ถ๐๐ถ๐ผ๐ป?
probably not.
but that's one of the drawbacks with transparent onchain finance.
โ balances can be visible
โ transaction amounts can be visible
โ positions can reveal information about your strategy
privacy becomes important when more serious capital moves onchain.
@primus_labs is working on confidential finance where sensitive financial information can stay encrypted
while users still interact with onchain applications.
the interesting part is that this doesn't require moving to a completely separate financial system.
privacy, but still onchain.
that's the direction institutional finance needs to explore.
start below to explore primus:
Proof of Reserves should answer a simple question. Can an institution actually back what it claims to hold?
The problem is that traditional PoR often gives us only a snapshot of onchain assets. A wallet address can prove that certain funds exist, but it cannot explain the full financial picture behind them.
That is where @primus_labs is taking a different approach. With zkTLS, Primus can connect verifiable off chain financial information with onchain balances while keeping sensitive account details private.
That changes the role of PoR from a periodic transparency exercise into something much closer to continuous verification.
No public account numbers. No exposed client information. No reliance on screenshots. Just cryptographic evidence that can help users and smart contracts verify the financial data that actually matters.
For a market built around transparency, proving the complete picture is far more meaningful than proving only what sits on a blockchain.
Tochiii retweeted
gm frens, today will work together for our good
.@Injective is getting another native app.
@sproutsomefun is launching on Injective, bringing a new way for projects and communities to launch tokens directly on the network.
The main idea is simple: launch a token, build liquidity, grow the community, and work toward graduation through Choice.
That gives new projects a path from launch to a more established market without leaving the Injective ecosystem.
It also adds another use case to Injective beyond trading and DeFi.
As more apps launch on Injective, the ecosystem continues to expand with new tools for builders, traders, and communities.
Sprout is another piece of that growth.
Launch.
Build
Grow
Graduate
$INJ
Tochiii retweeted
gm CT, happy fridayyy ๐ซถ
frday determines how good the weekend will be
let's max it out
Tochiii retweeted
Good evening ๐
Tochiii retweeted
FAMILY, CHECK YOUR PORTFOLIOS ๐
Your welcome bonus is waiting. Check your balance and see when it unlocks.
A little something from us to get you started.
revenue.family/#portfolio
Tochiii retweeted
Happy last day of the month
September was decent, made a couple bucks
Let's do better in October
Good morning CT๐
Privacy only matters if it can work at scale.
Thatโs what makes @primus_labs interesting.
With zkTLS and zkFHE, Primus is working toward private, verifiable data and encrypted computation across different chains.
Fast, private, and still verifiable.
Hv a great day!
Tochiii retweeted
Privacy tech becomes much more interesting when it can actually handle real financial data.
Thatโs what caught my attention about @primus_labs.
zkTLS verifies data from the web without exposing the underlying information.
Then zkFHE pushes this further by enabling computation over encrypted data.
The other important piece is that Primus is building the stack to be chain-agnostic, rather than locking it to a single ecosystem.
And performance is part of the thesis too: Primus reports zkTLS running 10x+ faster than existing alternatives, while zkFHE proving is around 340x faster than previous systems.
Privacy alone isnโt enough.
It needs to be verifiable, usable, and fast.
