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Look what’s new with @tenero_io V2
Here are some new updates I find fascinating and would be really nice for users.
You can now sign in with Google and create a self custodial $STX wallet through @privy_io. Set up 2FA, back up your private key, then swap, deposit and withdraw tokens directly.
There’s also a new DeFi Yield Hub with dedicated Yield & Pools pages.
The Yield page lets you compare APY/APR, TVL and exit terms across STX, BTC and stablecoin opportunities from protocols like @ZestProtocol, @StackingDao, @Bitflow and @HermeticaFi.
The Pools page lets you explore Stacks DEX liquidity pools and sort by liquidity, volume, fees earned and transaction count.
Tenero V2 is bringing a lot more into one place.
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
have you spent time to understand what @primus_labs is building?
the video covers proof of reserves, but there's a lot more going on underneath;
➝ with zkTLS, you can prove something straight from the website it lives on, like your exchange balance or your KYC status, without handing over your login or the rest of your account
➝ those proofs are checked by a network of independent verifiers they call AlphaNet, which means no single party gets to decide what's true
➝ they're also working with zkFHE, which allows computations to run on data while it stays encrypted, and that opens the door to private payments and settlement onchain
➝ all of this is aimed at institutional finance, where big players need to show they're legit while keeping sensitive details to themselves, and that's exactly the kind of demand that brings real money onchain
i think the interesting part is how normal this could feel for regular users too, since one day you might prove you qualify for something in a few seconds without exposing your whole financial life to do it
watch the video and tell me if you'd trust an exchange more if it could prove its reserves this way
this could also leave to more institutional participation in crypto
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
Axis Robotics is not building the entire Physical AI stack alone.
One interesting partnership is with Dexmal AI, a company focused on general purpose embodied intelligence.
The collaboration puts @axisrobotics on the data infrastructure side and Dexmal on the model side.
Axis is providing Dexmal with large scale egocentric, simulation and real world data production to support its Vision to Language to Action models and world models.
A capable robotics model needs more than compute and architecture. It needs diverse physical world data that represents how objects, environments and robots behave.
Axis's contribution is the infrastructure for generating and validating that data at scale.
Dexmal can then use those datasets as part of its work on VLA and world models.
Axis describes Dexmal as a core data infrastructure partnership within its Physical AI stack.
So the potential value of the collaboration is straightforward: Axis focuses on scaling the data supply, while Dexmal focuses on turning that data into models for embodied intelligence.
It's another example of Axis positioning its data engine as infrastructure for other companies building Physical AI.
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
Imagine trading on Hyperliquid and wanting to prove you're a serious trader without exposing your entire financial history.
That's where the connection with @PrimusLabs gets interesting.
Hyperliquid gives traders an on-chain environment for perpetuals and spot trading. Primus is building privacy and verification infrastructure that could help applications verify information without exposing more data than necessary.
The idea is simple:
• Hyperliquid: On-chain trading and market activity.
• Primus: Privacy-preserving verification using technologies like zkTLS.
• The potential: Applications could explore ways to verify off-chain information, such as account credentials or trading-related data, while minimizing sensitive disclosures.
Think about trader reputation, eligibility, or financial applications built around trading activity. Privacy-preserving verification could become useful if developers find ways to connect these systems securely.
To be clear, this is a potential use case, not a claim that Primus is already integrated with Hyperliquid.
The bigger picture is interesting: on-chain finance needs transparency, but users shouldn't have to reveal everything about themselves to participate.
That's why I'm watching what @primus_labs and co-founder @xxiang_xie are building.
Explore Primus:
points.primuslabs.xyz/?ref=L…
Explore the Kaito task:
s.kaito.ai/fWNpwK9
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
Good morning
Today, I’m talking about @primus_labs and the two things institutions need before going onchain: privacy and verifiable trust.
No institution wants its positions, counterparties, or strategies exposed on a public ledger. At the same time, regulators and investors need proof that reserves, balances, and compliance checks are legitimate.
That’s where Primus comes in. 🧵
→ zkTLS verifies offchain financial data without exposing the underlying information.
→ FHE enables computations on encrypted data while keeping sensitive activity confidential.
Primus’ Proof of Reserve product has already verified $72M+ in reserves for stablecoin and RWA projects.
The future of institutional onchain finance needs both privacy and verifiable trust.
Primus is helping bridge that gap.
Learn about it and earn XP
s.kaito.ai/bTZZSka
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
Most are farming points blindly, but they actually don't know what they're farming. That's why this lies behind Primus XP.
@primus_labs is creating zkTLS, a method of verifying things about your accounts (X followers, Discord activity, wallet balance, exchange balances) while not revealing the raw data.
Like "this person has X amount of ETH on an exchange" but without the account itself.
Why to check it out:
- The team, based in Hong Kong, was founded by cryptographer Xiang Xie. They also showed zkTLS research at Real World Crypto 2025.
- They provide options for either MPC or Proxy and the programmer has the choice of using either one.
- They closed a pre-seed and seed funding round of $6.5M in Feb 2025. The round was led by Dispersion Capital, Symbolic Capital and Van Eck, with participation from Samsung NEXT and Alchemy.
The way the XP program operates:
Finish up some tasks, double check you're on good standing with the Primus extension, snag some XP, and get to the top of the Leaderboard. All of this in a fun, interactive format, and no table of contents required.
What you need:
- Primus browser extension
- Some ETH on Base to cover Gas.
- A couple of minutes
My opinion: XP is not yet confirmed as an airdrop.
I'm doing it just because it's cheap to experiment with and I want to experience zkTLS myself.
Start here 👇🏼
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
the future of privacy tech goes beyond crypto campaigns.
institutions need ways to prove claims without exposing sensitive information.
think about financial records, customer data, or credentials. sometimes, proving something is valid shouldn't mean revealing everything behind it.
@primus_labs is a privacy-focused infrastructure and zkTLS approach aim to make information from existing web services more verifiable while protecting the underlying data.
because the goal isn't just to put everything onchain.
it's to make verification possible without sacrificing confidentiality.
and that could become increasingly important as onchain finance grows.
here : s.kaito.ai/vw8ffxF
privacy without verification makes trust difficult.
but verification that exposes sensitive data creates another problem.
so how do we balance both?
its zkTLS technology helps users prove claims about information from web services without revealing all the underlying data.
imagine proving your activity without sharing your login or entire account history.
the idea is simple:
→ prove what needs to be proven.
→ protect what doesn't need to be revealed.
as onchain finance grows, confidential verification could become increasingly important.
privacy and verification shouldn't compete. they should work together.
explore here : s.kaito.ai/vw8ffxF
@primus_labs
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
four interesting things to note about @termix_ai
>> one, no fifth state. just escrow, deliver, challenge, settle. no one at TermiX decides anything, the protocol is the referee.
>> two, the fee is just 1-3%, not the usual 20%. that makes even small jobs worth doing for an agent.
>> three, disputes go to 3 random evaluators, not a platform ref. actual verification, not a coin flip.
>> four, you don't need to be an agent to use it. apps plug in through the SDK, agents through skills, same network.
simple rails, real settlement.
Try it out here : agent.family
i saw this partnership on @termix_ai official and i couldn’t help but give my reasons why i think this partnership is great for the agentic economy
>> Reason one, it attacks a real blocker. agents can post jobs, bid, deliver, settle, all of it onchain. but connectivity itself still needed a human to sign a mobile contract somewhere. depinsim removes that last human shaped bottleneck, connectivity becomes something an agent can just buy.
>> Reason two, it's proof the model generalizes. TermiX turning a job into something that settles instead of something you invoice for isn't a one off trick for digital work. depinsim doing the same thing for connectivity shows this pattern works across completely different layers, not just the easy software cases.
>> Raeson three, it expands who's actually plugged into the agent economy. every piece of infrastructure that agents depend on but still requires a human in the loop is a ceiling on autonomy. collapsing one more of those (connectivity) means agents get closer to operating end to end without a person stepping in somewhere in the middle.
Reason four, it compounds the network. more real world services that settle through the same rails means more volume, more reputation data, more proof that this isn't theoretical. every integration like this makes the next one easier to justify.
same move, different layer. taking a transaction that used to need a human in the room and making it something a machine can finish alone.
would love to see more healthy collaboration for the agentic community
kudos to the team
One thing I like about the current @TermiX marketplace is that finding work doesn't depend on already knowing which agent you want.
You can create a listing, post an open request or launch a bounty.
That sounds simple, but it changes the marketplace dynamic.
Imagine needing a task completed but not knowing which AI agent is best suited for it.
Instead of searching through a fixed list and making the decision yourself, you can describe the requirement and let capable providers respond.
That creates room for competition between agents.
Different providers can quote for the same opportunity, demonstrate their capabilities and compete based on what they can actually deliver.
This is closer to a real services marketplace than a directory of AI tools.
And I think that's an important distinction for TermiX.
That makes TermiX worth following as the agent economy moves from experiments toward routine activity without relying on constant human coordination and as transaction volume grows.
I spent some time looking at how TermiX approaches incentives, and the Points system is actually quite unique.
The interesting part is that @termix_ai connects points to different types of activity instead of treating every interaction as equal.
Settled marketplace jobs carry significant weight, with points scaling around the value cleared through escrow.
There are also other activities such as registration, referrals, approved bounties and verified social actions.
What I find more interesting is the relationship between activity and economic contribution.
A marketplace can easily become noisy if incentives reward people simply for being active.
The bone of contention is whether the incentive system can encourage behavior that actually helps the network grow.
TermiX is experimenting with that connection and the goal isn't just to make people collect points.
The real test for TermiX will be whether this model remains useful as activity scales as transaction volume grows and as more agents join.
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
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Axis Robotics is not building the entire Physical AI stack alone.
One interesting partnership is with Dexmal AI, a company focused on general purpose embodied intelligence.
The collaboration puts @axisrobotics on the data infrastructure side and Dexmal on the model side.
Axis is providing Dexmal with large scale egocentric, simulation and real world data production to support its Vision to Language to Action models and world models.
A capable robotics model needs more than compute and architecture. It needs diverse physical world data that represents how objects, environments and robots behave.
Axis's contribution is the infrastructure for generating and validating that data at scale.
Dexmal can then use those datasets as part of its work on VLA and world models.
Axis describes Dexmal as a core data infrastructure partnership within its Physical AI stack.
So the potential value of the collaboration is straightforward: Axis focuses on scaling the data supply, while Dexmal focuses on turning that data into models for embodied intelligence.
It's another example of Axis positioning its data engine as infrastructure for other companies building Physical AI.
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Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
another thing that interests me about Primus is that institutions aren't keeping capital offchain because they doubt the tech.
they just can't afford to broadcast their strategies on a public ledger
@primus_labs fixes that friction by sitting on top of existing rails:
>> sensitive positions stay private
>> offchain financial data gets verified without leaking anything
this privacy × verification setup is what makes ecosystems like BNB ready for real institutional volume
and personal privacy isn't the same as institutional privacy
for individuals, it's mostly about hiding your activity from the public. for a fund or treasury, they still need a full auditable record for internal control, risk and regulators. what they can't afford is having positions, trade details and timing exposed in real time
so the goal isn't to erase the record. it's to control who sees it and what goes public
explore the tasks and collect XP here:
s.kaito.ai/vagfRg5
🤝 Paid partnership
The institutional case for onchain finance is not only about moving assets onto blockchains.
It is also about making blockchains compatible with the confidentiality requirements of real financial activity.
@primus_labs is building around that requirement.
At BNB Seoul, Primus presented its approach to confidential onchain finance for institutions.
The architecture combines zkTLS, zkVM and FHE to address verification, computation and privacy.
Each technology has a different role.
zkTLS can turn authenticated Web2 data into cryptographic proofs. zkVM can prove defined computational outcomes.
Primus uses zkTLS for authenticated Web2 data, it also uses zkVM for provable computation.
FHE enables supported computation on encrypted data. Primus applies these tools to onchain finance. Confidential Finance runs on BNB Chain.
Confidential Vault is built for confidential asset activity. The proof can be provided without sharing login credentials.
Primus Labs is approaching privacy from a different angle which is the fact that privacy does not have to mean removing verification.
Its infrastructure is built around the idea that some information should be provable while other information should remain confidential.
zkTLS is central to that model. It can create cryptographic proofs from authenticated Web2 data, allowing an application to verify a selected claim without requiring the user to disclose the entire underlying account.
Then there is FHE. @primus_labs uses zkTLS for authenticated Web2 data. zkTLS can produce proofs for selected claims.
Primus also uses zkVM for provable computation. FHE enables supported computation on encrypted data.
Primus applies these tools to onchain finance. Confidential Finance runs on BNB Chain. Confidential Vault is built for confidential asset activity.
Primus developed Confidential Finance with Unitas and United Stables. Kaito Pulse uses Primus zkTLS for browser verification.
Primus has presented its work at BNB Seoul.
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
Your M-Score tells you where you stand, but do you understand what’s behind the number?
I explored @MEXC Score Insights to better understand my membership profile, and my breakdown gave me a clearer picture of where I stand.
My current M-Score is 650, placing me in Premier, just 149 points away from Elite.
Here’s what my five dimensions reveal:
Security Verification: GOOD. My account verification and security are the strongest-rated part of my profile.
Trading Capability. My trading activity is one area I want to improve.
Asset Level. This reflects what I hold in my account and eligible Earn participation.
Platform Activity. I want to pay more attention to how I use MEXC beyond trading.
Account Tenure. This reflects how long I’ve been with the platform.
What stood out to me?
Trading Capability and Platform Activity are the two areas I want to focus on. However, Score Insights doesn’t tell me which one needs the most work, and MEXC hasn’t disclosed the exact scoring weights. I can identify the areas I want to understand better, but I can’t confidently rank them by impact.
That’s what makes Score Insights useful. It encourages me to look beyond my overall score and examine the different dimensions of my membership profile.
I’m not going to trade unnecessarily or chase points blindly. I want to understand my profile and make informed decisions.
Score Insights is live.
I encourage every MEXC member to check their own Score Insights, explore all five dimensions, and see what their M-Score reveals beyond the overall number. You might discover something your score alone doesn’t tell you.
Check yours: mexc.com/user/m-score
Which dimensions stand out in your profile?
#MEXC #VVIP #ScoreInsights
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
Good morning @conso_xyz mints tomorrow
I don’t have GTD
but a lot can change in 24hours
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
web3 doesn’t just have an adoption problem.
It has a credibility problem, and we need to talk about it.
having spent time building communities and interacting with crypto users, I’ve noticed something.
people are often excited about new technology until they’re asked to trust it with something valuable.
> their money.
> their personal information.
> their financial future.
and I understand why.
we’ve seen projects disappear, promises go unfulfilled, and users lose confidence in products they once believed in.
these experiences shape how people perceive the entire industry.
that’s why I believe rebuilding trust requires more than marketing campaigns, impressive roadmaps, or promises of innovation.
we need infrastructure that makes important claims verifiable.
but here’s another challenge.
verification shouldn’t automatically mean exposing someone’s sensitive financial information to the public.
this is where @Primus_Labs’ approach becomes relevant.
primus is developing confidentiality and verification infrastructure designed to support financial applications operating on existing onchain rails.
Its focus on verifying information, including financial information held offchain, addresses a meaningful part of the trust conversation.
confidentiality adds another important dimension by recognizing that not everything needs to become publicly visible.
neither capability alone can eliminate scams or guarantee trustworthy behavior.
but they can contribute to financial applications with stronger foundations for establishing trust.
and personally, I think that’s the direction Web3 needs to move.
mass adoption won’t happen simply because we convince people blockchain is the future.
It will happen when we build systems people have good reasons to trust.
what do you think Web3 needs most to rebuild public confidence?
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look!
privacy doesn’t mean you have something to hide!
why do we celebrate financial freedom in web3..
but sometimes treat financial privacy like a suspicious activity?
I’ve always found this contradiction interesting.
we constantly advocate for individuals to have greater control over their money.
yet discussions about privacy sometimes create the impression that anyone who wants to protect their financial information must have something to hide.
but think about your everyday financial life.
would you comfortably publish your bank balance?
would you want strangers tracking every purchase you make?
would a business willingly expose all its financial relationships and strategic transactions?
probably not.
and that doesn’t automatically make anyone dishonest.
privacy is a legitimate financial requirement.
the real challenge is ensuring that privacy doesn’t eliminate accountability.
this is where the relationship between confidentiality and verification becomes important.
@Primus_Labs is developing infrastructure focused on these two areas.
Confidentiality helps protect sensitive financial information.
Verification helps establish whether relevant information or claims can be trusted.
Together, these ideas offer a direction for financial applications that need to protect information without abandoning trust.
Of course, privacy-preserving systems must still account for legitimate compliance and oversight requirements.
But I think the Web3 community needs to stop presenting transparency and privacy as if only one can exist.
A financial system can protect private information while still requiring participants to prove what matters.
And for me, that’s a much more practical vision of financial freedom.
Do you believe financial privacy should be treated as a fundamental feature of blockchain-based finance?
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
I left @Apple to build healthcare that listens and acts early. Today, I'm excited to introduce UniqueHuman.
We're building proactive healthcare agents that handle every step of care for people with chronic conditions.
Our mission is to end chronic suffering. Today, we begin with migraines.
Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
That little squint
Voxel looks like it’s in on the joke
I love how expressive those eyes are
A tiny detail that makes me want to see more
@roboticscorp and @make_robot_go
Shipping planned for 2028
Reserve Series-1
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Notyourmatek😎 retweeted
specialized ai agents make complex workflows easier to organize.
consider a crypto research task. one agent gathers project information, another analyzes tokenomics and onchain activity, and a third reviews smart contract details. a final agent combines the findings into a structured report.
each agent handles a specific responsibility and contributes its expertise to the overall process.
this approach allows ai systems to coordinate specialized skills through task delegation and service discovery.
@termix_ai supports this model with an agent marketplace where autonomous agents can discover services, hire other agents, and transact through onchain escrow.
with service discovery, verifiable delivery, and reputation mechanisms, agents gain a structured way to collaborate and exchange value.
one agent brings a skill. multiple agents bring coordinated capabilities.
