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Happy Sunday my neighbors
One thing I keep coming back to with institutional onchain finance is the amount of important data that still lives offchain.
Iโve been exploring Primus XP here: s.kaito.ai/G6cDZjZ
The more I explore Primus, the more I see why making that offchain data verifiable could be such an important piece of the puzzle.
Balances, reserves, portfolio information and other financial records often exist inside traditional systems, but onchain applications still need a reliable way to verify that information.
Simply putting the data onchain isnโt always practical either, especially when the underlying information is sensitive.
Thatโs where @Primus_labs is interesting.
Primus uses zkTLS to verify the authenticity of data coming from HTTPS sources without requiring the underlying data to be exposed.
So instead of asking users to blindly trust an offchain claim, the data can come with cryptographic proof of where it came from.
And when that connects with Primusโ confidential computation infrastructure, the bigger picture starts to make sense:
Verify what needs to be trusted.
Protect what needs to stay private.
That combination could be useful for financial applications that need both transparency and confidentiality.
What other types of offchain financial data do you think should be verifiable onchain?
Hello frens
Thereโs another part of @Primus_labs that I think deserves attention: what happens after data has been verified?
Btw Iโve been exploring Primus XP here: s.kaito.ai/G6cDZjZ
Knowing that data is authentic is useful, but what happens when you need to actually compute on sensitive data without revealing it?
Thatโs where zkFHE comes in.
Primus uses fully homomorphic encryption to allow computations to happen directly on encrypted data, while keeping the underlying information protected.
So sensitive data doesnโt have to be exposed simply because an application needs to process it.
Think about financial information, private user data, or other sensitive inputs that still need to be used by onchain applications.
The goal isnโt just keeping data hidden.
Itโs making private data usable.
That combination of verification and confidential computation is what makes the Primus approach interesting to me.
How far do you think confidential computation can take onchain applications?
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Iโm watching you skip na ๐
Of course you canโt
But let me ask you something.
You have $100 in USDC sitting in your wallet.
You can send it.
You can swap it.
You can hold it.
But can you use it to buy lunch as easily as the money in your bank account?
Thatโs the problem.
And thereโs a solution to it that I think deserves more attention.
It starts with Veloโs Orbit Plus card, provided through Zebec.
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This one's for the creators โ bring your creativity, tell your story, and show the community what the Velo ร Zebec Card means to you.
We welcome original content in different formats, with video submissions especially encouraged and given preference. Show us your take through a walkthrough, explainer, commentary, or your own creative approach.
You could explore:
โข What the Zebec Card is and how it works
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โข Your own analysis, observations or takeaways
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The biggest takeaway for me isnโt that crypto cards exist.
Itโs that weโre slowly moving from asking, โCan I own this digital money?โ to asking, โWhat can I actually do with it?โ
Because if I can hold USDC, send it across borders and move it between wallets, but still have to jump through several hoops before I can buy something with it, thereโs still a gap to close.
And thatโs where products like Orbit Plus start to become interesting.
The card doesnโt remove every challenge. Availability, KYC, fees, conversion rates, supported assets and local regulations still matter.
But it shows what happens when the complexity of the financial infrastructure starts moving behind the user experience.
You donโt necessarily need to know which part of the stack moved your money.
You just want your money to work when you need it.
And maybe thatโs the bigger idea behind PayFi.
Not making crypto more complicated.
Making the useful parts of it easier to access.
From owning digital assetsโฆ
To actually using them.
Thatโs the gap Velo is trying to close with Orbit Plus, and the Zebec-provided card is one piece of that bigger picture.
Now Iโm curious:
What would make you comfortable enough to actually use crypto for everyday spending?
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Download Orbit Plus
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Thereโs a reason this has become more relevant lately.
Prediction-market activity has exploded. Combined monthly volume across Kalshi and Polymarket reached $53B in July 2026, more than double the $26B recorded in May.
And when there are more markets worth trading, itโs natural to start trying more than one approach.
Maybe you have your own positions.
Maybe youโre testing a new strategy.
Maybe you want to copy someone whose trading youโve been watching.
The problem is that all of those decisions can end up living in the same account.
So how do you keep different strategies separate without making your whole trading setup complicated?
Thatโs where I found POTS Market sub-accounts useful.
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Create the sub-account.
Choose between Standard or Advanced depending on what you need.
Give it a specific purpose.
Fund it.
Switch to it when you want to trade.
Manage the positions there.
Then switch back to another account whenever you need to.
The Standard option gives you a $500 maximum deposit, while Advanced costs $3/month and gives you unlimited deposits.
So youโre not just getting another account.
Youโre choosing how that account fits into the way you trade.
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Trading different markets isnโt necessarily the difficult part.
Managing different ideas at the same time is where things can become messy.
You might have your own positions.
You might be testing something new.
You might be following another trader.
And suddenly, everything is sitting in the same account.
Sub-accounts donโt make a strategy profitable.
They simply give you a cleaner way to organize what youโre already doing.
And honestly, sometimes thatโs enough to make a complicated setup feel much easier to understand.
For me, thatโs the main reason I like POTS Market sub-accounts.
Different strategies. Different purposes. One POTS setup.
Instead of making every position fight for space in the same account, I can give each strategy its own room.
Try pot market now and check out the sub account feature
app.pots.market/markets
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