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What if you could prove something is true without revealing all the information behind it? For a long time, finance has operated with a difficult trade off: If you want people to verify your information, you often have to reveal that information. But what happens when the information is sensitive? Think about a business sharing financial records with a potential partner. The partner needs enough information to verify certain claims, but the business may not want to expose its entire financial history, customer details, or internal operations. This is where privacy and verification become important. Privacy protects information that shouldn’t be publicly exposed. Verification makes it possible to check whether a claim or piece of information can be trusted. And these two things shouldn’t have to work against each other. This is the problem space @primus_labs is working on. Primus is building infrastructure that explores how information can be verified and used without unnecessarily exposing sensitive data. Two technologies are particularly interesting: • zkTLS helps users prove information obtained from web sources without simply exposing all the underlying data. • zkFHE makes it possible to perform computations on encrypted information without first decrypting it. The bigger picture is interesting. Imagine a financial system where businesses can protect sensitive information while still providing verifiable evidence when it matters. That could change how institutions, businesses, and users interact with onchain finance. Privacy should not mean blind trust. And verification should not mean exposing everything. The real opportunity is finding a way to have both. That’s one of the reasons I’m paying attention to what Primus is building. Explore Primus and its XP tasks s.kaito.ai/I0ISNJ1 What matters more to you in financial systems: keeping information private or being able to verify it?

GM, CT! ❤️ Yesterday’s conversation reminded me of something important: Having potential and making progress are two very different things. We can have brilliant ideas, incredible talents, and big dreams, but without discipline, consistency and action, we might never see those dreams become reality. Sometimes, the biggest thing standing between us and the life we want isn’t a lack of ability. It’s the habits we’ve refused to change, the decisions we keep postponing, and the promises we keep making to ourselves but never fulfil. One thing I’m taking away from our Space yesterday is that progress doesn’t always require a massive move. Sometimes, it starts with one decision, one action, and the willingness to keep showing up. Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to the conversation yesterday. ❤️ Let’s stop admiring our potential and start putting it to work. Have a productive day, everyone