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What does @primus_labs
Actually do ?
Right now, if you want to use real world data onchain your bank balance, exchange holdings, credit history, or even proof that an AI agent actually did something
you usually have to either fully reveal it or just trust someone. Primus tries to fix that with two technologies: zkTLS and zkFHE.
zkTLS lets you prove something is true about data coming from a normal website or API without showing the actual data.
Example: You want an onchain loan. Instead of uploading your full bank statement, you prove “I have at least $50k in this bank account” using a cryptographic proof generated from your real login session. The lender verifies it, but never sees your full balance or transaction history.
zkFHE takes it further by letting people compute on encrypted data.
Example: An exchange can prove it has enough reserves to back user deposits (Proof of Reserves) without revealing exact wallet addresses or customer positions. Or an AI agent can prove it checked the real price on Binance before placing a trade, without leaking your strategy or private keys.
They’re not launching a new blockchain. It’s a plug in layer that works with existing chains. The idea is to make sensitive off chain data actually usable in DeFi, institutional finance, and agent systems without forcing people to dox themselves.
Still early, but this is one of the more practical approaches I’ve seen to the “privacy vs usability” problem in crypto.
Tawkeer 🦊 retweeted
What does @primus_labs
Actually do ?
Right now, if you want to use real world data onchain your bank balance, exchange holdings, credit history, or even proof that an AI agent actually did something
you usually have to either fully reveal it or just trust someone. Primus tries to fix that with two technologies: zkTLS and zkFHE.
zkTLS lets you prove something is true about data coming from a normal website or API without showing the actual data.
Example: You want an onchain loan. Instead of uploading your full bank statement, you prove “I have at least $50k in this bank account” using a cryptographic proof generated from your real login session. The lender verifies it, but never sees your full balance or transaction history.
zkFHE takes it further by letting people compute on encrypted data.
Example: An exchange can prove it has enough reserves to back user deposits (Proof of Reserves) without revealing exact wallet addresses or customer positions. Or an AI agent can prove it checked the real price on Binance before placing a trade, without leaking your strategy or private keys.
They’re not launching a new blockchain. It’s a plug in layer that works with existing chains. The idea is to make sensitive off chain data actually usable in DeFi, institutional finance, and agent systems without forcing people to dox themselves.
Still early, but this is one of the more practical approaches I’ve seen to the “privacy vs usability” problem in crypto.
Tawkeer 🦊 retweeted
Dear @creator_wire
What is this ? Why can’t I apply for any campaign in creator wire
Who is my account manager?
Kindly fix this
Dear @creator_wire
What is this ? Why can’t I apply for any campaign in creator wire
Who is my account manager?
Kindly fix this
