Imagine you want to prove something about yourself online. Maybe you have $50k worth of trading history. Maybe you've completed 1,000 transactions. Maybe your account has been active for 5 years. Maybe you have a certain reputation on a Web2 platform. There's just one problem. To prove it, you usually have to show the data itself. And that's the frustrating part. Because why should proving one fact about yourself require handing over your entire digital life? This is the problem @primus_labs is trying to solve. Instead of saying: "Here, look through all my data." You can say: "Here’s a cryptographic proof that this specific claim is true." The data stays private. The proof is what gets verified. Think of Primus as a bridge between the data you already have on the internet and the applications being built on-chain. Your information lives on Web2. The application lives on Web3. @primus_labs sits in the middle and helps turn that Web2 information into something that can actually be verified. And that's where technologies like zkTLS come in. The bigger idea isn't just "privacy." It's making real-world internet data usable without turning everyone's private information into public information. That opens up some pretty interesting possibilities for DeFi, identity, reputation, AI and more. So yeah... @primus_labs isn't trying to put all your data on-chain. It's trying to make proof of your data useful on-chain. And honestly, that's a much more interesting problem to solve.