What if you could prove something from the internet without revealing everything behind it? thats exactly why zkTLS is interesting. think about it. your financial data, account history and other important information often live on websites and private servers not on the blockchain. but what happens when a blockchain app needs to verify that information? traditionally, you may have to rely on a trusted third party or share more information than you actually want to. thats where zkTLS comes in. in simple terms, zkTLS helps verify data from HTTPS/TLS connections without exposing all the underlying information. imagine proving you meet a financial requirement without making your entire financial history public. or verifying information from an online source without handing over every private detail. that opens up some interesting possibilities for DeFi, onchain reputation, proof of reserves and institutional finance. and this is where @primus_labs gets interesting. primus is building verification infrastructure that connects offchain data with onchain applications while helping preserve user privacy. because the internet already holds a ton of valuable information. the challenge is making that information verifiable and useful onchain without sacrificing privacy. we dont need to reveal everything to prove something is true. thats the idea behind zkTLS. explore Primus XP and complete the available tasks s.kaito.ai/AUKOqu9