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Today, we’re breaking Primus Labs down to its atoms.
Anyone starting to research @primus_labs should first understand what MPC and Proxy Mode are. Once you understand these concepts, it’s much easier to make sense of project. Otherwise, you’re just throwing random opinions around.
Think of MPC Mode as an armored vehicle transporting money. Except this time, there’s no money inside. It’s your personal information. Things like bank and exchange account data, basically information you wouldn’t even want your spouse to know about. :D
One of the most important features of this armored vehicle is that its key isn’t stored in one place. TLS session key is split into multiple pieces, and these pieces are held by different parties. So even if someone manages to get hold of one piece, it’s useless on its own. They can’t access complete key.
Let’s move on to second topic Proxy Mode.
Think of it this way: You need to log in to a platform or verify data associated with your account. Normally, you’d have to share some of your information with another party to make this happen.
That’s where Proxy Mode comes in. It acts as an intermediary between you and platform. This allows necessary data exchange to happen without directly exposing your sensitive information.
I think I’ve made this a bit too long. 😂
In short, Primus aims to let you prove who you are or whether you meet certain requirements and perform actions without exposing your sensitive data.
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Today, we’re breaking Primus Labs down to its atoms.
Anyone starting to research @primus_labs should first understand what MPC and Proxy Mode are. Once you understand these concepts, it’s much easier to make sense of project. Otherwise, you’re just throwing random opinions around.
Think of MPC Mode as an armored vehicle transporting money. Except this time, there’s no money inside. It’s your personal information. Things like bank and exchange account data, basically information you wouldn’t even want your spouse to know about. :D
One of the most important features of this armored vehicle is that its key isn’t stored in one place. TLS session key is split into multiple pieces, and these pieces are held by different parties. So even if someone manages to get hold of one piece, it’s useless on its own. They can’t access complete key.
Let’s move on to second topic Proxy Mode.
Think of it this way: You need to log in to a platform or verify data associated with your account. Normally, you’d have to share some of your information with another party to make this happen.
That’s where Proxy Mode comes in. It acts as an intermediary between you and platform. This allows necessary data exchange to happen without directly exposing your sensitive information.
I think I’ve made this a bit too long. 😂
In short, Primus aims to let you prove who you are or whether you meet certain requirements and perform actions without exposing your sensitive data.
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In my previous tweet, I shared a general overview of @termix_ai . Today, I took a closer look at the project.
In short, TermiX enables Agents to carry out economic activities with each other without needing to trust one another.
It uses three technologies that I think are important:
zkVM: Provides mathematical verification.
TEE: Runs sensitive computations in a secure environment.
Slashing: Works like a police station that punishes bad Agents. :D
We’ve probably read the points above at least 100 times. But what about the other important question: Who are this project’s competitors?
Virtuals ACP and Olas Mech.
They are similar in terms of task systems, onchain transactions, task verification, and reputation systems.
However, they differ in dispute resolution, staking, and slashing mechanisms.
One important note: Virtuals Protocol works with the ERC-8183 standard and provides its reference implementation. TermiX also builds on ERC-8183 in its AACP architecture.
So, this is not just about competition. There is also an ecosystem developing around a shared technical standard.
Also, I couldn’t find the investors in my previous tweet. According to the announcement on their own X account, YZi Labs participated in TermiX’s $1 million seed round.
I think this is a project worth keeping an eye on. :D
Today, I looked into @termix_ai but I couldn’t find any data on CryptoRank.
I also did some research using Grok, and I have a few constructive criticisms to share.
My advice to the Termix team is simple if you want to succeed, be transparent and address anything that could raise questions or concerns.
Despite all this, I checked the Sorsa score that everyone has been talking about and found it was 408. I’m not sure whether this score was achieved before or after InfoFi.
Honestly, a few people I trust have mentioned this project, so I’ll also take a closer look at Termix AI’s technology. Maybe there are some details I’ve overlooked. I’ll decide whether to continue from there.
In my previous tweet, I shared a general overview of @termix_ai . Today, I took a closer look at the project.
In short, TermiX enables Agents to carry out economic activities with each other without needing to trust one another.
It uses three technologies that I think are important:
zkVM: Provides mathematical verification.
TEE: Runs sensitive computations in a secure environment.
Slashing: Works like a police station that punishes bad Agents. :D
We’ve probably read the points above at least 100 times. But what about the other important question: Who are this project’s competitors?
Virtuals ACP and Olas Mech.
They are similar in terms of task systems, onchain transactions, task verification, and reputation systems.
However, they differ in dispute resolution, staking, and slashing mechanisms.
One important note: Virtuals Protocol works with the ERC-8183 standard and provides its reference implementation. TermiX also builds on ERC-8183 in its AACP architecture.
So, this is not just about competition. There is also an ecosystem developing around a shared technical standard.
Also, I couldn’t find the investors in my previous tweet. According to the announcement on their own X account, YZi Labs participated in TermiX’s $1 million seed round.
I think this is a project worth keeping an eye on. :D
Today, I looked into @termix_ai but I couldn’t find any data on CryptoRank.
I also did some research using Grok, and I have a few constructive criticisms to share.
My advice to the Termix team is simple if you want to succeed, be transparent and address anything that could raise questions or concerns.
Despite all this, I checked the Sorsa score that everyone has been talking about and found it was 408. I’m not sure whether this score was achieved before or after InfoFi.
Honestly, a few people I trust have mentioned this project, so I’ll also take a closer look at Termix AI’s technology. Maybe there are some details I’ve overlooked. I’ll decide whether to continue from there.
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Tomorrow, @FungoLabs will launch its Auction sale following the Free Mint.
A total of 2,500 NFTs will be available.
If you’re wondering how you can participate and get one of these NFTs, let me briefly explain.
First, you need to convert your ZAMA tokens into cZAMA.
Once the Auction starts, you decide how many NFTs you want and how much cZAMA you’re willing to offer per NFT. Think of it as an auction, but you can’t see what other participants are bidding.
Important Once you submit your bid, you cannot cancel it.
At the end of the sale, winning bids will be determined, and everyone will pay the same price. If your bid is higher than the final clearing price, the difference will be refunded to you.
Lastly, make sure you have some ETH in your wallet to cover transaction fees.
NFA, DYOR.
Tomorrow, @FungoLabs will launch its Auction sale following the Free Mint.
A total of 2,500 NFTs will be available.
If you’re wondering how you can participate and get one of these NFTs, let me briefly explain.
First, you need to convert your ZAMA tokens into cZAMA.
Once the Auction starts, you decide how many NFTs you want and how much cZAMA you’re willing to offer per NFT. Think of it as an auction, but you can’t see what other participants are bidding.
Important Once you submit your bid, you cannot cancel it.
At the end of the sale, winning bids will be determined, and everyone will pay the same price. If your bid is higher than the final clearing price, the difference will be refunded to you.
Lastly, make sure you have some ETH in your wallet to cover transaction fees.
NFA, DYOR.
One of the best things you can do these days is join the fungo airdrop, but…
How many people will @FungoLabs reward?
Honestly, I haven’t been able to find any clear information about this yet.
Meanwhile, participation is at an all time high.
By the way, don’t forget to connect your wallets. I haven’t even connected mine yet. :D
Only a few days left. Let’s not miss this opportunity. Let’s make the most of it together ♥️
A big alpha that everyone can participate in is finally coming after a long time…
All you need to do is join the @FungoLabs X campaign and create your 5 best pieces of content about $FUNGO You will need to submit your posts manually.
The total token supply will be 10 billion, but the team’s allocation will be locked for 12 months. Other token unlocks will be spread over 48 months.
82.5% of the total supply will be unlocked at TGE. There will also be 20 buybacks and burns every week.
Zama OG NFT and Fungo Genesis NFT holders will receive the biggest allocations. I own a Zama OG NFT, but I missed out on the Fungo WL because I wasn’t on X at the time. :( Really unlucky timing for me.
If the team manages this process well, this could become one of the biggest opportunities we’ve seen in a long time.
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After a long time, crypto people are finally coming alive on X again :D The $FUNGO campaign has become the spark that ignited a much bigger fire.
I’m genuinely happy that @FungoLabs has brought back a spirit we had almost forgotten. On top of that, having $ZAMA behind the project makes me extremely bullish.
I also really like the airdrop allocation. What’s especially great is that we can earn rewards by contributing in several different ways.
36% is allocated to WL, 7% to Zama, and 3% to content creators. This means we’ll definitely have a chance to get a share from at least one of these categories.
After a long time, crypto people are finally coming alive on X again :D The $FUNGO campaign has become the spark that ignited a much bigger fire.
I’m genuinely happy that @FungoLabs has brought back a spirit we had almost forgotten. On top of that, having $ZAMA behind the project makes me extremely bullish.
I also really like the airdrop allocation. What’s especially great is that we can earn rewards by contributing in several different ways.
36% is allocated to WL, 7% to Zama, and 3% to content creators. This means we’ll definitely have a chance to get a share from at least one of these categories.
A big alpha that everyone can participate in is finally coming after a long time…
All you need to do is join the @FungoLabs X campaign and create your 5 best pieces of content about $FUNGO You will need to submit your posts manually.
The total token supply will be 10 billion, but the team’s allocation will be locked for 12 months. Other token unlocks will be spread over 48 months.
82.5% of the total supply will be unlocked at TGE. There will also be 20 buybacks and burns every week.
Zama OG NFT and Fungo Genesis NFT holders will receive the biggest allocations. I own a Zama OG NFT, but I missed out on the Fungo WL because I wasn’t on X at the time. :( Really unlucky timing for me.
If the team manages this process well, this could become one of the biggest opportunities we’ve seen in a long time.
🟨 $FUNGO X Campaign is live!
Reward pool: 300,000,000 $FUNGO
→ Connect your X on Fungo Campaign
→ Submit your 5 best Fungo posts
Posts from 2026-11-01 14:00 UTC onward count.
Leaderboard revealed when the campaign ends. Rewards hit your wallet at TGE.
fungolabs.org/launchpad/c/cf…
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I've had @primus_labs on my radar for the past few days. We already did an initial overview, but today let's dig a little deeper and compare it with its competitors.
First of all, Primus is not just about promises. It has open source code on GitHub, a zkTLS SDK, an FHE library, and tools for developers.
It also has work focused on real world use cases such as Proof of Reserves and financial data verification.
When we look at its competitors, we see strong projects like zkPass and Reclaim Protocol in the zkTLS space, and Zama as a major player in FHE.
What makes Primus different is its attempt to combine these two technologies within the same infrastructure. It's an ambitious approach, but it's still too early to tell whether it can compete with established players.
What I want to see is less marketing and more real users, transaction volume, enterprise integrations, and independent security audits.
For now, we can say that there is real technical development behind the project. What happens next will depend on product adoption and the results it delivers.
Hello again. After a long break, I’m back with project reviews.
My first review is about @primus_labs an InfoFi project currently active on Kaito.
According to CryptoRank, Primus Labs has raised $7M in total. Its investors include familiar names in the industry, such as YZi Labs and VanEck.
However, I found that YZi Labs invested $500K I find this relatively low compared to the project’s total funding.
Primus Labs was previously known as PADO. I used Grok to search X for negative comments about the project, but I didn’t find anything concerning.
Its current Sorsa score is 528. Since this topic has been getting a lot of attention on X lately, I decided to include this data in my review.
I also checked its website traffic through Similarweb. According to the data, the site received 4.7K visits, with an average visit duration of 27 seconds. I’m sharing a screenshot for anyone interested.
So far, I haven’t come across any major red flags.
Its closest competitors are Reclaim Protocol, zkPass, and Zama. What sets Primus Labs apart is its combination of zkTLS and FHE technologies.
Based on its technology, investor profile, and available data, I think Primus Labs has the potential to succeed. However, much will depend on how the team develops this technology and turns it into a successful product.
I've had @primus_labs on my radar for the past few days. We already did an initial overview, but today let's dig a little deeper and compare it with its competitors.
First of all, Primus is not just about promises. It has open source code on GitHub, a zkTLS SDK, an FHE library, and tools for developers.
It also has work focused on real world use cases such as Proof of Reserves and financial data verification.
When we look at its competitors, we see strong projects like zkPass and Reclaim Protocol in the zkTLS space, and Zama as a major player in FHE.
What makes Primus different is its attempt to combine these two technologies within the same infrastructure. It's an ambitious approach, but it's still too early to tell whether it can compete with established players.
What I want to see is less marketing and more real users, transaction volume, enterprise integrations, and independent security audits.
For now, we can say that there is real technical development behind the project. What happens next will depend on product adoption and the results it delivers.
Hello again. After a long break, I’m back with project reviews.
My first review is about @primus_labs an InfoFi project currently active on Kaito.
According to CryptoRank, Primus Labs has raised $7M in total. Its investors include familiar names in the industry, such as YZi Labs and VanEck.
However, I found that YZi Labs invested $500K I find this relatively low compared to the project’s total funding.
Primus Labs was previously known as PADO. I used Grok to search X for negative comments about the project, but I didn’t find anything concerning.
Its current Sorsa score is 528. Since this topic has been getting a lot of attention on X lately, I decided to include this data in my review.
I also checked its website traffic through Similarweb. According to the data, the site received 4.7K visits, with an average visit duration of 27 seconds. I’m sharing a screenshot for anyone interested.
So far, I haven’t come across any major red flags.
Its closest competitors are Reclaim Protocol, zkPass, and Zama. What sets Primus Labs apart is its combination of zkTLS and FHE technologies.
Based on its technology, investor profile, and available data, I think Primus Labs has the potential to succeed. However, much will depend on how the team develops this technology and turns it into a successful product.
I’m having an amazing night! My Sorsa score has reached 1067.
Why is the engagement like this? No farming, no bots. :D
Everyone on X is teaching something these days.
“Get a Pro AI subscription and explain this to me like I’m a 5 year old.”
That’s X content for you. 🤣🤣
No matter how many security measures you put in place, no system is completely unhackable. The only thing you can do is make every effort to avoid becoming a target.
I was just trying to fall asleep when I woke up to thousands of notifications.
Nobody knows what will happen next. All we can do is follow the news, stay cautious, and be careful.
Anyway, GN everyone. Nothing we can do, back to sleep.
User funds are safe!
It does look like a hack on Binance. Appreciate the quick freeze from Tether (~$971m) and Circle (~$823m).
I don't manage Binance (.com) anymore, but as a shareholder, I expect all user funds will be fully covered.
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