crypto markets move fast, so having a dedicated place to follow live crypto markets while theyβre happening is an interesting addition.
checked out the crypto live section on @1win and itβs built around live market activity, giving you another way to follow crypto movements in real time.
take a look and see what markets are available:
https://t.co/7ZzTbL8pVm
a major limitation of onchain finance is not the lack of data. it is the lack of a reliable way to verify valuable information from web2 without exposing the underlying data.
@primus_labs is building infrastructure around that problem with two key technologies: zkTLS and FHE.
zkTLS allows an attestor to cryptographically verify the authenticity of internet data or api responses obtained through https/tls without revealing the raw data itself.
fhe takes privacy further by allowing computations to happen directly on encrypted data, with the results only accessible to the authorized data owner.
together, these technologies create a path toward financial systems where information can be verified when necessary while sensitive data remains confidential.
that distinction matters for institutional onchain finance, where transparency cannot mean exposing every position, strategy, or piece of financial information publicly.
primus is building the verification and privacy layer to help bring trusted web2 data into onchain finance without forcing users to give up control of what should remain private.
explore the primus xp tasks here: https://t.co/8kF5col5jy