Japhet

[Japhet @Japhetxyz]

@Jupiterwsg1 @primus_labs Good to highlight this distinction. The long-term vision is decentralization, but operator access is still controlled at this stage. 👀

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs The plan is to move toward more open participation, with technical and staking requirements for operators.

I'm interested to see how that transition plays out.

Generating proofs is one thing. Opening participation is the next step.

Enjoy your Sunday, CT. 🧡

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs AlphaNet currently has a permissioned operator group. Attestors need approval from the Primus team, with Primus and selected partners running the network for now.

So, despite its decentralized vision, anyone can't just join as an attestor today.

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

Good morning CT ☀️

Opening a decentralized network to everyone takes more than just allowing anyone to run a node.

The operators need to be reliable, and the infrastructure has to work under real conditions.

That's where @primus_labs and AlphaNet come in. 🧵

[Japhet @Japhetxyz]

@Jupiterwsg1 @primus_labs The real value is combining privacy with verifiability. Data can remain protected while still being useful and trustworthy. 🔐🧡

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs Think about an institution verifying a transaction without revealing every detail behind it.

That's the kind of balance onchain finance needs: sensitive information stays protected while activity remains verifiable.

Interesting space to watch. Have a productive day, CT. 🧡

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs Primus approaches this through technologies like FHE and zkTLS.

FHE allows computations on encrypted data, while zkTLS helps verify information from websites without exposing all the private details behind it.

Different tools, but both have practical privacy applications.

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

Sunny afternoon CT☀️

Imagine moving your financial activity onchain while exposing your positions and strategies to everyone.

Not ideal for institutions, right?
They need blockchain access without giving up financial privacy.

That's one reason @primus_labs caught my attention

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs Think about it: you could vote against a popular proposal without worrying about how others might react.

That's an interesting direction for DAO governance, where people should be free to make their own decisions.

Have a good one, CT. 🧡

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs Primus uses zkFHE to keep ballots encrypted while the votes are being counted.

So, instead of exposing everyone's individual choice, the network can work out the result and reveal the final tally.

@primus_labs

[Japhet @Japhetxyz]

@Jupiterwsg1 @primus_labs Gm ski

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

Good morning CT ☀️

Imagine voting on a DAO proposal but feeling uncomfortable because everyone can see your choice.

That can affect how freely people express their opinions.

It's one reason I find @primus_labs ' approach to confidential voting worth exploring. 🧵

[Japhet @Japhetxyz]

@Jupiterwsg1 @primus_labs You should be able to prove your financial credibility without putting your entire financial history on display.

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs There's another hurdle: most financial data, from bank records to credit history, still lives offchain.

Blockchains can't verify all of it on their own.

Making that information verifiable without exposing everything could make a real difference to onchain finance.

GPrimus CT🧡

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs DeFi makes transactions easy to verify, but it also exposes balances and trading activity.

Why should proving a transaction mean revealing so much about the person behind it?

That's where privacy-preserving verification comes in. @primus_labs is exploring this with zkTLS.

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

GM CT ☀️

Imagine applying for a loan and having to expose your entire financial history just to prove you can repay it.

That feels like too much information for one decision, And It's a privacy challenge @primus_labs is tackling.

[Japhet @Japhetxyz]

@Senior_Sley Wheres ur allegedly oga

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs FHE takes privacy a step further by allowing computations on encrypted data without revealing the original information.

More importantly, this could let applications use sensitive data without exposing the details behind it.

Have a productive week, CT. 🧡

[Jupiter @Jupiterwsg1]

@primus_labs zkTLS helps verify data from websites without exposing everything behind it.
MPC takes another route, allowing multiple parties to work on sensitive information without revealing their private inputs.

Both tackle a problem that matters more as Web3 grows.

@primus_labs

[Japhet @Japhetxyz]

@Jupiterwsg1 @primus_labs The ability to verify information at its source is becoming essential. That’s what makes Primus interesting. 🔐🧡