Primus’s latest collaboration with
@CournotProtocol gives us another interesting perspective on why privacy and verification matter in onchain finance.
One challenge with bringing more financial activity onchain is that institutions need to prove certain information is authentic without making every sensitive detail public.
Think about financial records, external data and information used to support important decisions.
Simply making information public isn’t always the answer. But asking people to trust information without a way to verify it isn’t ideal either.
This is where
@primus_labs is building.
Through zkTLS, applications can verify the authenticity of off-chain web data while preserving user privacy.
Its latest collaboration with Cournot explores bringing verifiable web evidence to prediction markets.
The announcement also mentions exploring possibilities around private credit and onchain finance.
I find these directions interesting because they highlight a bigger need in institutional finance: information that can be trusted and verified, without unnecessary exposure of sensitive data.
Privacy and verification shouldn’t have to work against each other.
That’s one of the things I’m watching Primus for.
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