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What if you could prove something is true without handing over the private information that proves it?
Thatโs the problem zkTLS is designed to help solve.
Think about a financial institution that needs to demonstrate its assets, account activity, or another piece of information held by an existing web service.
Traditionally, proving that information may mean sharing screenshots, documents, credentials, or raw data.
But that creates another problem: how do you establish trust without exposing more information than necessary?
This is where zero-knowledge Transport Layer Security (zkTLS) becomes interesting.
In simple terms, zkTLS can help create cryptographic proofs about information exchanged with web services, allowing a third party to verify specific claims without needing unrestricted access to the underlying data.
Why does this matter?
โ Less exposure: Sensitive information doesn't need to be openly shared just to support a claim.
โ Stronger verification: Claims can be backed by evidence from existing online sources.
โ More useful onchain finance: Offchain information can become verifiable without making every private detail public.
This is one of the problems @primus_labs is working to address through its confidentiality and verification infrastructure.
The bigger idea is simple:
Trust should come from what you can prove, not from how much private information you're willing to reveal.
Explore Primus:
s.kaito.ai/ntgS8ny
๐จ 4,400+ CREATORS. BUT ONLY 150 SPOTS FOR THE GLOBAL LEADERBOARD.
If you're participating in the @primus_labs campaign, you need to understand this before assuming you're competing for a spot in the top 450.
The reward structure splits creators into THREE separate language regions:
Global (excluding Chinese and Korean) โ Top 150.
Chinese โ Top 150.
Korean โ Top 150.
That's how the 450 ranked creator rewards are distributed.
It doesn't mean everyone is fighting for the same 150 positions, and it doesn't mean the Global leaderboard has 450 available spots.
If you're creating content in English, your target is the Global leaderboard, where only 150 creators will receive ranked rewards.
The distinction matters, especially with thousands of creators already contributing to the campaign.
Make sure you know which leaderboard you're actually fighting for.
But here's the real question:
Can you actually make it into the TOP 150 of the region you're competing in?
What if you could prove something is true without handing over the private information that proves it?
Thatโs the problem zkTLS is designed to help solve.
Think about a financial institution that needs to demonstrate its assets, account activity, or another piece of information held by an existing web service.
Traditionally, proving that information may mean sharing screenshots, documents, credentials, or raw data.
But that creates another problem: how do you establish trust without exposing more information than necessary?
This is where zero-knowledge Transport Layer Security (zkTLS) becomes interesting.
In simple terms, zkTLS can help create cryptographic proofs about information exchanged with web services, allowing a third party to verify specific claims without needing unrestricted access to the underlying data.
Why does this matter?
โ Less exposure: Sensitive information doesn't need to be openly shared just to support a claim.
โ Stronger verification: Claims can be backed by evidence from existing online sources.
โ More useful onchain finance: Offchain information can become verifiable without making every private detail public.
This is one of the problems @primus_labs is working to address through its confidentiality and verification infrastructure.
The bigger idea is simple:
Trust should come from what you can prove, not from how much private information you're willing to reveal.
Explore Primus:
s.kaito.ai/ntgS8ny
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October Dump ๐ฎ
All I can say is, thank You, Lord ๐
Was live at The Linq Experience (@SuiHubAfrica), and what an experience it was! ๐ฅ
I got to meet so many idolos today! ๐ฅนโค๏ธ
Shoutout to @NiphermeDave @whakee_ @lil_black_p @TheVoidApe @Big_stanx @Troy_of_Trades @RosieeDrafts and so many more.
Apologies to those whose usernames I canโt remember. It was amazing meeting you all! ๐๐ฝ
๐จ My Sorsa Score Updated! ๐จ
From 379 โ 537 in just one month!
Now this is what I call motion! ๐ฅ๐
I was literally celebrating crossing 400 just two days ago ๐
Finally got the Influencer Badge! ๐ฅณ๐
What if you could use sensitive financial data without ever having to reveal it?
Thatโs the idea behind Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), and it could change how privacy works in onchain finance.
Normally, data has to be decrypted before a system can work with it. That creates a potential exposure point for sensitive information.
FHE takes a different approach: it allows computations to be performed directly on encrypted data, so the data doesnโt need to be decrypted just to run the computation.
Think about the possibilities for institutional finance.
An institution could explore ways to analyze sensitive financial information while keeping the underlying data encrypted during computation.
The goal isnโt to eliminate verification. Itโs to make privacy and useful computation work together.
Thatโs why the work @primus_labs is doing is worth understanding.
By building confidentiality and verification infrastructure for existing blockchain ecosystems, Primus is working toward a future where financial information can remain private without giving up the ability to prove what matters.
Public blockchains shouldnโt have to mean public exposure of everything.
Explore Primus and its XP tasks:
s.kaito.ai/ntgS8ny
Public blockchains make it possible to verify transactions. But should every financial detail have to be public for that trust to exist?
Consider an institution managing a large portfolio onchain.
Its transactions may be verifiable, but publicly visible balances and movements can also reveal its positions, liquidity needs, and trading strategy.
That creates a difficult trade-off: protect the information and risk limiting what others can verify, or disclose too much to demonstrate credibility.
@primus_labs is working on infrastructure designed to address this problem by bringing confidentiality and verification together.
Two technologies help explain the approach:
โ zkTLS: helps verify information from existing web services without requiring the underlying data or credentials to be openly disclosed.
โ FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption): enables computations on encrypted data without first decrypting it for the computation.
These technologies address different problems, but the broader idea is important: sensitive financial information should remain protected while the claims that need to be trusted can still be verified.
Primus is building this infrastructure to work with existing blockchain ecosystems rather than requiring an entirely new chain.
For institutional onchain finance to grow, privacy cannot be an afterthought.
It needs to be part of the infrastructure.
Explore Primus and its XP tasks:
s.kaito.ai/ntgS8ny
One thing that has always bothered me about DeFi is how fragmented everything feels.
You earn on one platform, borrow on another, and trade somewhere else. Your assets may be spread across different protocols, but the risk doesn't disappear just because it's separated.
That's what makes the idea behind @Arch_Prime interesting.
One self-custodial account for earning, borrowing, and trading, with Iron Wall assessing risk across your portfolio instead of treating every position in isolation.
If it works as described, that could mean better capital efficiency and a more coordinated approach to risk.
You've fought for your portfolio. Now let it fight for you.
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๐จ The Binance situation just got more interesting.
Reports of nearly $2.8B in outflows across Binance wallets on multiple chains triggered hack concerns and market jitters.
But hereโs the important update: @binance has acknowledged the reports and says its security teams are actively investigating.
The exchange also says user funds are completely safe.
So far, the cause of the reported movements remains unclear. On-chain transfers alone are not proof of a hack, and speculation is running ahead of verified facts.
My take: donโt confuse unusual wallet activity with a confirmed exploit.
Wait for verified updates, stay alert for phishing scams, and avoid making panic-driven decisions.
In crypto, verify first. React second.
What do you think this turns out to be: an internal transfer or a genuine security incident?
๐จ The Binance situation just got more interesting.
Reports of nearly $2.8B in outflows across Binance wallets on multiple chains triggered hack concerns and market jitters.
But hereโs the important update: @binance has acknowledged the reports and says its security teams are actively investigating.
The exchange also says user funds are completely safe.
So far, the cause of the reported movements remains unclear. On-chain transfers alone are not proof of a hack, and speculation is running ahead of verified facts.
My take: donโt confuse unusual wallet activity with a confirmed exploit.
Wait for verified updates, stay alert for phishing scams, and avoid making panic-driven decisions.
In crypto, verify first. React second.
What do you think this turns out to be: an internal transfer or a genuine security incident?
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Finally crossed a 400 SORSA score! ๐ฅณ๐
This simply shows that the value of my account is increasing. ๐
Finally crossed a 400 SORSA score! ๐ฅณ๐
This simply shows that the value of my account is increasing. ๐
Public blockchains make it possible to verify transactions. But should every financial detail have to be public for that trust to exist?
Consider an institution managing a large portfolio onchain.
Its transactions may be verifiable, but publicly visible balances and movements can also reveal its positions, liquidity needs, and trading strategy.
That creates a difficult trade-off: protect the information and risk limiting what others can verify, or disclose too much to demonstrate credibility.
@primus_labs is working on infrastructure designed to address this problem by bringing confidentiality and verification together.
Two technologies help explain the approach:
โ zkTLS: helps verify information from existing web services without requiring the underlying data or credentials to be openly disclosed.
โ FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption): enables computations on encrypted data without first decrypting it for the computation.
These technologies address different problems, but the broader idea is important: sensitive financial information should remain protected while the claims that need to be trusted can still be verified.
Primus is building this infrastructure to work with existing blockchain ecosystems rather than requiring an entirely new chain.
For institutional onchain finance to grow, privacy cannot be an afterthought.
It needs to be part of the infrastructure.
Explore Primus and its XP tasks:
s.kaito.ai/ntgS8ny
Base has evolved beyond onchain trading, and @jessepollak explains why.
Over the past year, we've seen real growth across finance on @base, from trading and payments to lending and new use cases for AI agents.
What's especially interesting is how small teams and solo creators are using AI to produce better content, build engaging narratives, and do things that weren't possible just a few years ago.
Meanwhile, tools like @gmgnai are helping traders explore onchain activity and discover opportunities across the ecosystem.
The real shift is happening in the trenches, where people are using new tools to build more with fewer resources.
The next wave of innovation on Base might come from the smallest teams with the biggest ideas.
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180 Reputation Score on @primus_labs.
Weโre making progress.
I've been exploring Primus and recently completed 18 attestations by verifying accounts across ChatGPT, Google, OKX, Binance, GitHub, Discord, X, and more.
But the part that really caught my attention isn't just the score. It's the technology behind it.
Primus uses zkTLS to turn data from platforms you already use into verifiable proof without exposing all your underlying private information.
Think about what that means for digital identity, privacy, and trust onchain.
Want to try it yourself? Here's how to get started:
โ Head to s.kaito.ai/ntgS8ny
โ Connect your wallet and switch to Base
โ Hit "Get Started" and install the Primus Chrome extension
โ Verify your accounts and complete the available attestations
โ Keep some ETH on Base for gas fees
Epoch 1 has wrapped up, but Epoch 2 is still underway.
If you've been putting off your attestations, this is a good time to explore what's available and get your profile in order.
One important note: Reputation Score doesn't guarantee future rewards, so focus on understanding the platform rather than chasing numbers alone.
I'm currently sitting at 180.
What's your Primus Reputation Score looking like? ๐
180 Reputation Score on @primus_labs.
Weโre making progress.
I've been exploring Primus and recently completed 18 attestations by verifying accounts across ChatGPT, Google, OKX, Binance, GitHub, Discord, X, and more.
But the part that really caught my attention isn't just the score. It's the technology behind it.
Primus uses zkTLS to turn data from platforms you already use into verifiable proof without exposing all your underlying private information.
Think about what that means for digital identity, privacy, and trust onchain.
Want to try it yourself? Here's how to get started:
โ Head to s.kaito.ai/ntgS8ny
โ Connect your wallet and switch to Base
โ Hit "Get Started" and install the Primus Chrome extension
โ Verify your accounts and complete the available attestations
โ Keep some ETH on Base for gas fees
Epoch 1 has wrapped up, but Epoch 2 is still underway.
If you've been putting off your attestations, this is a good time to explore what's available and get your profile in order.
One important note: Reputation Score doesn't guarantee future rewards, so focus on understanding the platform rather than chasing numbers alone.
I'm currently sitting at 180.
What's your Primus Reputation Score looking like? ๐
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I know I donโt have a lot of followers, but with the few followers I have, I can confidently say that the quality of my account is way better than that of some accounts with large numbers of followers.
The accounts that have been following me lately are honestly surprising. Sometimes, even I get scared because I donโt have that many people following me every day, yet the few accounts that follow me daily are top chads.
No wonder my Sorsa score keeps going up like itโs skyrocketing. I genuinely donโt know what exactly theyโre seeing on my page, but I guess I must be doing something right.
I know I donโt have a lot of followers, but with the few followers I have, I can confidently say that the quality of my account is way better than that of some accounts with large numbers of followers.
The accounts that have been following me lately are honestly surprising. Sometimes, even I get scared because I donโt have that many people following me every day, yet the few accounts that follow me daily are top chads.
No wonder my Sorsa score keeps going up like itโs skyrocketing. I genuinely donโt know what exactly theyโre seeing on my page, but I guess I must be doing something right.
