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luceefer retweeted
What if we could prove something about our data without revealing the data itself?
Thatās what makes @primus_labs interesting to me
With technologies like zkTLS and Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), Primus is exploring ways to make data verifiable and usable while preserving privacy
š Prove what matters
š”ļø Keep sensitive data private
š Unlock new possibilities for onchain applications
Privacy shouldn't mean giving up utility
I'm looking forward to exploring what Primus is building
Learn more:
docs.primuslabs.xyz
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luceefer retweeted
just made a 20 question challenge about @primus_labs
test your knowledge of zkTLS, FHE and the primus network and see how you score
no signup needed
take the challenge
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what if your borrowing options in DeFi were not limited to how much collateral you can lock
@primus_labs is exploring how offchain credit data could become useful for onchain lending
with zkTLS a borrower could prove parts of their financial profile
income
payment history
FICO score
assets
or identity
without exposing every private detail behind the proof
the lender could then combine that information with onchain activity to make a better risk assessment
that could mean more personalized lending rates higher capital efficiency and collateral requirements based on actual risk instead of one fixed rule for everyone
but the more interesting part is dynamic asset verification
a borrower could be required to prove their asset position at agreed intervals
if it changes beyond a certain range repayment or liquidation conditions kick in
this wouldn't remove the risks of undercollateralized lending or make credit verification perfect
but it creates a possible bridge between traditional credit systems and DeFi
your offchain financial history could become a verifiable part of your digital identity while lenders still decide how much trust and capital to assign
to me this is where onchain credit starts becoming more interesting
not because everyone should borrow without collateral
but because lending could eventually become more personalized more risk based and less dependent on treating every borrower the same
luceefer retweeted
Something caught my attention in the latest post from @primus_labs.
We talk a lot about keeping our data private, but I think there's another side to it.
What if we need to use that data to prove something?
For example, a business may need to check a payment or some financial information. But that doesn't mean it needs to see every detail.
That's what I find interesting about Primus.
For me, privacy isn't about making data useless. It's about using what we need without sharing everything else.
I think this is something more onchain apps should think about.
Would you feel more comfortable using an app if you could prove something without sharing all your data?
s.kaito.ai/9NVmY43
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Gm legends šš§”
I've been thinking about something today.
When I send money to someone, they don't need to know how much money I have in my account.
So why should proving something online be any different?
This is one reason I'm interested in @primus_labs.
I like the idea of showing that something is true without sharing all the private details behind it.
It sounds like a small thing, but I think it could make a big difference, especially for banks and businesses.
We need trust, but we also need privacy.
And I don't think we should have to choose only one.
Do you think privacy and trust can really work together?
s.kaito.ai/9NVmY43
luceefer retweeted
what if your borrowing options in DeFi were not limited to how much collateral you can lock
@primus_labs is exploring how offchain credit data could become useful for onchain lending
with zkTLS a borrower could prove parts of their financial profile
income
payment history
FICO score
assets
or identity
without exposing every private detail behind the proof
the lender could then combine that information with onchain activity to make a better risk assessment
that could mean more personalized lending rates higher capital efficiency and collateral requirements based on actual risk instead of one fixed rule for everyone
but the more interesting part is dynamic asset verification
a borrower could be required to prove their asset position at agreed intervals
if it changes beyond a certain range repayment or liquidation conditions kick in
this wouldn't remove the risks of undercollateralized lending or make credit verification perfect
but it creates a possible bridge between traditional credit systems and DeFi
your offchain financial history could become a verifiable part of your digital identity while lenders still decide how much trust and capital to assign
to me this is where onchain credit starts becoming more interesting
not because everyone should borrow without collateral
but because lending could eventually become more personalized more risk based and less dependent on treating every borrower the same
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luceefer retweeted
Imagine you're given the chance to build your own AI fighter, but there's one catch: you won't be controlling every move it makes during a battle. You have to prepare it, make decisions about how it should operate, and trust the strategy you've built.
That's part of what makes @agentdojo interesting. It gives players the opportunity to create and train AI agents with their own personalities, fighting styles, and memories before putting them into competitive turn-based duels.
What I find interesting is the level of involvement this creates. You're not just watching two characters fight. There's a preparation process behind every match, and the result gives you something to think about for the next one.
I think this is an interesting way to explore AI through gaming. It gives people a reason to experiment, compete, and see what their own creations can do.
luceefer retweeted
GM CT (TGIF) š¤
What I want from a browser space game is the moment the engines change.
Not a number going up.
The actual shift in how the ship feels when you stop mining and start hunting.
Most browser titles never get there. They stay in the āclick rocksā phase forever. Nexaria is built around the transition.
A thread š§µ
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The classic it keeps reminding me of is the early stretch of Elite.
You begin as a trader because thatās what the starter ship can do. Then one bad encounter teaches you that the same hull can be a weapon if you stop treating it like a cargo bay.
The difference is Nexaria makes that lesson multiplayer and keeps it inside a tab.
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The hangar only works if the ships feel like different answers to the same problem.
Eagle is how you survive long enough to learn the rocks.
Ant is how you take the sector with you.
Bison is how you refuse to move.
Bolt is how you stop existing for half a second.
Leviathan is how you make the rest of the fleet matter.
Five hulls, five different relationships to the same swarm.
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The atmosphere I keep coming back to is Red Dust.
Vorrhak doesnāt chase. It waits. The station stays safe as long as you stay inside it. The moment you leave, the mothership is already thereāthree phases, shield drones, and a Dark Zone close enough that the people who helped you raid it can turn on you for the modules.
Thatās a specific kind of pressure. Browser games rarely bother with it.
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4/
I want a space game that doesnāt need a launcher to feel serious.
Open the tab.
Hear the difference between mining thrusters and combat thrusters.
See other pilots already in the sector.
Remember that Vorrhak is still sitting in Red Dust whether youāre looking or not.
Thatās the version of browser space that feels worth returning to.
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You start with a mining ship.
Nothing forces you to remain one.
If the loop youāre after is the one where the same pilot can feed a sector and then break it, the waitlist is still open.
playnexaria.com/waitlist
@playnexaria
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luceefer retweeted
waiting for marketing agencies to realize they're obsolete while i just sit back and let fastlane run everything
luceefer retweeted
One thing I find interesting about @primus_labs is how it approaches privacy and verification, especially when it comes to real world financial activities.
Think about how P2P crypto transactions work today. A buyer makes a bank or PayPal payment, then the seller has to trust that the money has actually arrived before releasing the crypto. The same uncertainty exists on the other side.
Primus explores a way to make this process more reliable using zkTLS.
The idea is pretty straightforward. A seller locks their crypto in an onchain escrow, the buyer completes the fiat payment through an existing online service, then generates a cryptographic proof showing the sender, receiver and amount.
The smart contract can verify that proof before releasing the locked assets.
This means there's less dependence on screenshots, payment claims and promises made in private messages. Instead, verification comes from evidence returned by the actual payment service.
What makes this interesting is that the biggest challenge with fiat to crypto transactions has never really been moving crypto around, it's establishing trust on the fiat side.
I also like that this is just one of the implementation scenarios explored in the Primus documentation, rather than something I'm claiming to have personally tested.
Beyond zkTLS, Primus is also exploring FHE and TEEs to make private data verification and computation more practical.
With AlphaNet already live, there's an opportunity to explore the technology firsthand, complete attestation tasks, verify proofs and earn XP while contributing to the network.
For me, the real excitement is seeing how technology like this could remove unnecessary trust from everyday financial transactions.
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luceefer retweeted
In moments like this, coordination matters more than competition.
Respect to Tether and Circle for acting fast to protect users. Crypto needs more of this kind of collaboration when it matters most.
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luceefer retweeted
If Hyperliquid can leverage NYSE/ICEās institutional relationships and liquidity to further strengthen its liquidity network effects, itāll have a significant competitive moat around perps.
Growing up in the United States, NYSE was synonymous with the story of American capitalism. I vividly remember learning about the Buttonwood agreement in 9th grade history class. 24 stockbrokers met under a tree on Wall Street and formed the beginning of what would become the world's financial center. From pits to computers to now onchain markets, America has always led the way in innovating markets to improve price discovery and capital formation. Today the next chapter begins with ICE, trade[XYZ], and Hyperliquid.
ICE started as an electricity-trading platform in 2000, growing to acquire NYSE itself in only 13 years. It is a key infrastructure provider of Americaās energy, bond, and mortgage markets. ICE is a rare story of exponential growth of a financial giant over decades, continually embracing innovation and technology.
trade[XYZ] was the first HIP-3 deployer and responsible for spearheading the flourishing global RWA perpetual market today. Only a year ago, trade[XYZ] launched its first RWA perpetual markets. They took a bet on HIP-3, which had just launched after months of tireless development. Having followed their journey from day 1, I cannot overstate how much Shoku and the team have poured into growing these markets to a genuine source of price discovery for the most important assets in the world.
Over the past three years, Hyperliquid has pioneered onchain infrastructure to house all of finance. Hyperliquid is nothing without its world-class builders. I am honored that trade[XYZ] and ICE have chosen to build on Hyperliquid to bring perpetual contracts to America.
When I first spoke to Jeff Sprecher around a year ago, he asked what success looks like to me. I thought for some time and joked that it would be seeing ICE building on Hyperliquid's technology. I could never have predicted the progress that we've made as a community in a single year to make this come true. Excited to see what we can build together next.
luceefer retweeted
Sebi talks about advice his friends gave him on taking breaks from trading and stepping away from the computer. š£ļø
āThey were like, āYo, you gotta, like, get out, you know? Stop being on your computer all that shit.āā
He recalls how his friends encouraged him to make time for the gym, walks, sports, and hanging out with people. Sometimes, taking a few hours away from the trenches is worth it because there will always be another opportunity. š¤
Ft. @limpcritisism || @Pumpfun .
luceefer retweeted
Let's be real, the biggest bottleneck for prediction markets and onchain finance right now is securely pulling off-chain data without completely nuking user privacy. @primus_labs is literally stepping up to fix this massive headache using zkTLS.
Their latest collaboration with Cournot Protocol is way more than just another generic "we are thrilled to announce" PR stunt. Bringing verifiable web evidence on-chain without doxxing the end user changes the whole dynamic.
Think about the bigger picture here: perfectly verified off-chain data feeding into prediction markets and private credit protocols, all while preserving strict zero-knowledge privacy. No blind trust assumptions, just pure cryptographic proof.
They are actually shipping the infrastructure for the next wave of verifiable onchain finance while others just talk about it. If you're paying attention to the zkTLS narrative and where DeFi is heading, fading what this team is building is probably a bad idea.
luceefer retweeted
What makes @RebateLaunch interesting to me is how the rewards work. Every buy gets a 3% bonus, and holders receive USDG payouts several times a day without staking or claiming. Built on Robinhood Chain, this is a launchpad model worth paying attention to.
Most launchpads make you buy first and hope for the best, but @RebateLaunch takes a different approach š
Every buy comes with a 3% bonus, while holders receive USDG payouts directly to their wallets. No staking, no claiming, just holding.
Thatās a model worth watching
luceefer retweeted
Been thinking a lot about the weird tradeoff we still live with in crypto
The most useful data trading history, bank balances, credit info, agent API calls, proof of reserves is almost always private.
The moment you want to use it onchain or prove something about it, you usually have to leak way more than you want.
@primus_labs is trying to kill that tradeoff.
They built a privacy and verification layer that plugs into existing chains instead of asking everyone to move to a new one. Two core pieces:
- zkTLS: You can prove that data really came from a real HTTPS/TLS source (a bank, CEX, AI API, whatever) without showing the actual content or needing the server to change anything. Its basically āthis response is authenticā without exposing the response.
- FHE / zkFHE (they have FHETransform for this): You can compute on encrypted data and still get a proof that the computation was done correctly. Numbers stay hidden by default , only the final authorized result gets revealed.
Together it means institutions, protocols, and AI agents can verify things and compute on sensitive data without exposing everything. Live use cases already include real time proof of reserves , confidential transfers, and making AI agent actions auditable.
Its not a new L1 , Its more like a cryptographic bridge between the open web and onchain systems.
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luceefer retweeted
Sony opened a global incubation program for onchain entertainment on @soneium
selected projects get co creation with Sony, marketing support, Soneium access and fundraising paths.
applications open through Decemberš
this is Sony backing Tokenized IP for real šæ
@WatanabeSota
luceefer retweeted
Most Perp DEXs make you farm points and pray.
MegaPop on @popdex_ just pays you every week if you trade.
Fees ā prize pool
Trading ā tickets
Bitcoin hash ā winners
Simple. Brutal. Verifiable.
What I respect: the protocol only wins if traders win. No artificial inflation.
What still feels weak: the gap between big volume traders and consistent smaller ones is still too wide.
If youāre tired of waiting months to find out what your volume was worth, this is worth understanding.
app.popdex.xyz/tools/app-lauā¦
#MegaPoPinsider
@pinsiderorg
Most people still treat MegaPop like another points system.
Itās not.
On @popdex_ , 40% of real net trading fees go into a public USDT prize pool every week.
You earn Pop Tickets through eligible trading (max 10k per address per cycle).
Every Monday a 6-digit Pop Hash is taken from a Bitcoin block.
Tickets are matched by exact digit + position.
6 matches ā 42% of the pool
5 matches ā 8% of the pool
4 / 3 / 2 ā fixed 100 / 10 / 5 USDT
What I like: the result is verifiable by anyone and the pool only grows if people actually trade.
What Iād improve: show live odds per ticket as the pool size changes. Right now itās still a bit opaque for smaller traders.
This is one of the cleanest ātrade ā get paidā loops Iāve seen.
#MegaPoPinsider
@pinsiderorg
luceefer retweeted
Guys, have you noticed something?
Over the past few days, @1winToken has been dropping some interesting, thought-provoking posts.
First, the message was about expecting something HUGE.
Now, theyāre throwing numbers at us: 1,466,491.
And the caption says, āSome numbers mean more than others.āš¤
So, what exactly are they hinting at?
Is there a bigger picture weāre yet to see, or are we about to connect the dots?
One thing is clear: these posts are getting people curious.
Whatās your take, guys?
What do you think 1,466,491 means?
Remember token sales is still ON:
Check it out š
1wintoken.com
luceefer retweeted
Would you put your entire bank statement on a billboard just to prove you have enough money?
Thatās one of the strange trade-offs of public onchain finance. @primus_labs
Anyone can inspect a wallet, track transfers, estimate balances, and sometimes even infer a trading strategy just by watching transactions.
For regular users, thatās a privacy concern. For funds and institutions managing large positions, it can become a real operational issue.
Thatās one reason I find what Primus Labs is building interesting.
Its approach to confidential finance includes Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), which makes it possible to perform computations directly on encrypted data without first revealing the underlying values.
In simple terms, an application might need to process a balance or transfer amount. But does everyone watching the blockchain really need to see that information?
I donāt think access to a financial service should automatically mean giving up every bit of financial privacy.
Of course, FHE alone doesnāt make an entire application private. Implementation, access controls, and the information still exposed onchain all matter.
Still, the idea behind it is worth thinking about:
Transparency should mean being able to verify what matters, not having to expose everything.
Would you feel more comfortable using DeFi if your financial activity could stay private while still being verifiable?