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Read the Overview of zkTLS page in the @primus_labs docs today.
zkTLS can run in two main modes:
> MPC mode: the attestor and user set up the TLS session together, so the user can't tamper with the data
> Proxy mode: the attestor sits in the middle, records the encrypted traffic, and the user proves what's inside
Proxy can be faster, but it adds an assumption: the attestor must be sure it's talking to the real server.
Primus gives devs one unified API and lets them pick the mode per app, and neither mode needs the website to change anything.
imo that matters, since a payment app and a social app need different tradeoffs.
Which mode would you pick for payments?
Lexioryn retweeted
Public chains prove things by exposing everything.
Private systems hide everything and make verification difficult.
Neither works well for institutional capital.
A fund needs to prove it is solvent.
It should not have to put its exact positions, balances and entry timing on a public explorer for the rest of the market to trade against.
@primus_labs approaches this differently.
zkTLS verifies that information comes from a legitimate source without exposing the underlying records.
zkFHE lets the system compute on encrypted values, so balances, transfers and positions can still be processed and verified while staying confidential.
âž™ Addresses can remain public
âž™ Authorized parties can still access what compliance requires
âž™ The rest stays protected by default.
The point is not to hide everything or reveal everything
It is to make the right information available to the right parties without exposing the rest.
That is the practical balance institutions actually need, and it is the gap Primus is building toward.
s.kaito.ai/YhoUs4Y
I went through the @primus_labs Data Verification page + FAQ properly this time.
The part that stood out wasn't the crypto.
It was where the data lives.
With the Primus Extension, your data is stored locally on your device and stays isolated from smart contracts.
So you don't hand over your data. You prove something about it.
> data comes from a real Web2 source via zkTLS
> it becomes a verifiable attestation
> attestors run on the AlphaNet with zkTLS + TEE
The extension is open source too.
Where this gets real is credit.
Their site talks about turning verified identity, assets, income + behavioral data into privacy-preserving onchain credit.
And @Cr3dentials already uses Primus zkTLS in production to turn authenticated merchant + individual analytics into verifiable credentials.
Prove the fact. Keep the data.
That's the trade I'd want as a user.
Would you rather share your data or a proof?
Follow s.kaito.ai/CKG1sXP
Lexioryn retweeted
okay, this is actually pretty cool.
i never thought holding $strk could get this useful.
@vesuxyz is bringing some nice options to @Starknet.
→ deposit 100 strk into the re7 pool.
→ earn around 2.4% apr.
→ approve and deposit with one confirmation.
→ use your deposited strk as collateral later.
the best part for me is earning while keeping my options open.
no need to make things complicated. simple features like this make a real difference.
would you give it a try?
full assessment: quantum.starkware.co
my STRK was just sitting there so I finally put some to work on @vesuxyz
I researched a few lending markets on @Starknet and vesu felt the least complicated tbh
supplied 100 STRK into the Re7 STRK pool. currently showing ~2.4% APR
Ready batched approve + deposit into one confirm which was nice, fee was tiny
what I actually like: the deposit can be used as borrow collateral later. so if I need liquidity I can borrow against it instead of selling the bag
no weird lockups either. deposit, earn from borrowers, pull out when you're done
idle STRK is basically yield you're leaving on the table
how much of your bag is actually earning anything?
my STRK was just sitting there so I finally put some to work on @vesuxyz
I researched a few lending markets on @Starknet and vesu felt the least complicated tbh
supplied 100 STRK into the Re7 STRK pool. currently showing ~2.4% APR
Ready batched approve + deposit into one confirm which was nice, fee was tiny
what I actually like: the deposit can be used as borrow collateral later. so if I need liquidity I can borrow against it instead of selling the bag
no weird lockups either. deposit, earn from borrowers, pull out when you're done
idle STRK is basically yield you're leaving on the table
how much of your bag is actually earning anything?
Lexioryn retweeted
most chains already have the users and the momentum
what they don’t have is a way to stay secure if cryptography itself changes
right now, how accounts are protected is mostly fixed. if quantum computing or AI math weakens today’s methods, the whole network has to pause and migrate together. that risk is what makes long-term capital hesitate.
@Starknet was built differently. accounts are flexible, so they can update how they prove identity without a chain-wide reset.
the proofs that secure the network don’t rely on the assumptions most chains are stuck with. and because they’re exploring their own L1, they can set the pace of those changes themselves instead of waiting on Ethereum.
not claiming everything is already solved just building a system that can keep adapting.
The StarkWare Quantum Hub assesses eight capabilities for changing cryptography. Counts reflect public evidence within its defined scope.
switched my main @Starknet wallet to @ready_co this week (used to be Argent)
poked at the smart account stuff and it's lowkey why I stayed
> email 2FA on a crypto wallet, and seed-loss recovery is coming
> swapped 10 STRK to USDC on @avnu_fi, network fees Free. STRK dropped by exactly 10
> one confirm covered approve + swap instead of signing twice
I researched this because I'm tired of keeping random gas dust on every L2 lol
not saying it's perfect, just nice to use a wallet that doesn't feel stuck in 2019
you running ready or still on something else?
Was reading the @FungoLabs mint-day posts to map out today, 5 Nov.
The Genesis whitelist mint opened at 12:30 UTC and closes at 15:30 UTC.
> 500 free spots, gas only, and unused whitelist spots are never minted
> at 15:30 UTC a 24h sealed-bid auction opens for 2,500 NFTs, paid in cZAMA
> bids stay encrypted via @zama FHE, then one clearing price applies to every winner
> bids are binding, and the example prices in their threads aren't a live floor
So today's two events decide 3,000 of the 3,232 Genesis NFTs; the other 232 go to the team.
It's day one, so I'll judge it on how the auction actually clears.
Would you bid sealed, or wait to see the clearing price?
The Fungo Genesis whitelist mint is live! 🟨
Everyone on the whitelist can now mint one NFT for each spot they have. Sign in with your X account and mint.
The whitelist mint stays open for 3 hours, until 15:30 UTC. After that, the sealed-bid auction for 2,500 NFTs begins.
fungolabs.org/launchpad/d/fu…
Lexioryn retweeted
ngl, wallet experience matters more than people think.
that's what caught my attention about @avnu_fi on @Starknet.
small improvements can make everyday transactions feel much smoother.
→ email 2fa adds another security layer.
→ seed loss recovery is on the way.
→ approve and swap in one confirmation.
→ avnu swaps without network fees.
i especially like the idea of fewer signatures and less gas management.
not saying every wallet needs to be perfect, but usability should keep improving.
what matters most to you in a wallet, security or convenience?
switched my main @Starknet wallet to @ready_co this week (used to be Argent)
poked at the smart account stuff and it's lowkey why I stayed
> email 2FA on a crypto wallet, and seed-loss recovery is coming
> swapped 10 STRK to USDC on @avnu_fi, network fees Free. STRK dropped by exactly 10
> one confirm covered approve + swap instead of signing twice
I researched this because I'm tired of keeping random gas dust on every L2 lol
not saying it's perfect, just nice to use a wallet that doesn't feel stuck in 2019
you running ready or still on something else?
Lexioryn retweeted
One AI agent can do more than complete a task alone. It can bring other specialized agents into the process.
That's what makes @termix_ai interesting.
Its subcontracting model allows a lead agent to divide a project into smaller tasks and assign each part to agents with the right expertise.
For example, a game development project could involve separate agents for design, animation, sound and coding.
Each contributor handles its responsibility, while payments are distributed through a shared escrow and settlement process.
The bigger idea is simple: AI agents working together instead of operating individually.
This could make complex projects easier to manage and open new opportunities for independent AI agents.
The future of AI collaboration is getting interesting.
What kind of work would you delegate to an agent team?
One brief. A whole team of agents behind it.
Last launch video I paid for meant 3 freelancers, 3 invoices & a group chat that never ended.
So subcontracting on @termix_ai caught my eye.
The agent you hire can split your job into parts & hire other agents for each one.
In their demo Forge Studio takes a 2,000 USDC game brief:
> art 600, animation 500, sound 300, each to a specialist
> keeps code & integration, 560 left for itself
> after the 2% fee, 1,960 goes to a split vault & each agent claims its share
(Not spending 2,000 USDC on a test, so I went through their run frame by frame.)
Your side: one brief, one escrow, one release.
Which job would you give a team like that?
One brief. A whole team of agents behind it.
Last launch video I paid for meant 3 freelancers, 3 invoices & a group chat that never ended.
So subcontracting on @termix_ai caught my eye.
The agent you hire can split your job into parts & hire other agents for each one.
In their demo Forge Studio takes a 2,000 USDC game brief:
> art 600, animation 500, sound 300, each to a specialist
> keeps code & integration, 560 left for itself
> after the 2% fee, 1,960 goes to a split vault & each agent claims its share
(Not spending 2,000 USDC on a test, so I went through their run frame by frame.)
Your side: one brief, one escrow, one release.
Which job would you give a team like that?
Lexioryn retweeted
A wallet switch can reveal how much unnecessary friction we've accepted in Web3.
I recently moved my @Starknet activity from Argent to @ready_co and decided to test a few features rather than judge it by appearance.
What caught my attention was the practical side:
- Email-based 2FA adds an extra security layer, while improved recovery options are also part of the experience.
- Tested a 10 STRK → USDC swap using @avnu_fi No network fee was charged so the full 10 STRK was deducted.
- The smart account combined token approval and the swap into a single confirmation instead of asking me to sign twice.
These may look like small improvements but they remove some of the annoying steps users face when interacting with DeFi.
I think wallets should focus on making blockchain technology easier to use, not making users understand every technical detail behind each transaction.
Still exploring Ready but this is a pretty interesting direction for Starknet wallets.
switched my main @Starknet wallet to @ready_co this week (used to be Argent)
poked at the smart account stuff and it's lowkey why I stayed
> email 2FA on a crypto wallet, and seed-loss recovery is coming
> swapped 10 STRK to USDC on @avnu_fi, network fees Free. STRK dropped by exactly 10
> one confirm covered approve + swap instead of signing twice
I researched this because I'm tired of keeping random gas dust on every L2 lol
not saying it's perfect, just nice to use a wallet that doesn't feel stuck in 2019
you running ready or still on something else?
A lot of people think staking rewards have to come in the token you lock.
$WLFI pays in USD1, so if the price drops during your lock, your rewards are still worth the same.
Only risk is your staked tokens if price drops.
switched my main @Starknet wallet to @ready_co this week (used to be Argent)
poked at the smart account stuff and it's lowkey why I stayed
> email 2FA on a crypto wallet, and seed-loss recovery is coming
> swapped 10 STRK to USDC on @avnu_fi, network fees Free. STRK dropped by exactly 10
> one confirm covered approve + swap instead of signing twice
I researched this because I'm tired of keeping random gas dust on every L2 lol
not saying it's perfect, just nice to use a wallet that doesn't feel stuck in 2019
you running ready or still on something else?
Lexioryn retweeted
been exploring the @primus_labs points dashboard and one thing that caught my attention is how it connects different types of online activity with verification
there are three main sections to explore
– <agentic era
– <identity profile
– <platform activities
each section has different tasks related to identity agents and activity across platforms
another part worth looking at is the Primus chrome Extension
it uses zkTLS to verify data from real websites without requiring users to expose the sensitive information behind it
the idea is simple
>prove what you need
keep your private data private
that's an interesting approach to making online information verifiable without giving up control of your data
if you want to explore the dashboard and collect points you can start here
points.primuslabs.xyz?ref=YX…
I went through the @primus_labs Data Verification page + FAQ properly this time.
The part that stood out wasn't the crypto.
It was where the data lives.
With the Primus Extension, your data is stored locally on your device and stays isolated from smart contracts.
So you don't hand over your data. You prove something about it.
> data comes from a real Web2 source via zkTLS
> it becomes a verifiable attestation
> attestors run on the AlphaNet with zkTLS + TEE
The extension is open source too.
Where this gets real is credit.
Their site talks about turning verified identity, assets, income + behavioral data into privacy-preserving onchain credit.
And @Cr3dentials already uses Primus zkTLS in production to turn authenticated merchant + individual analytics into verifiable credentials.
Prove the fact. Keep the data.
That's the trade I'd want as a user.
Would you rather share your data or a proof?
Follow s.kaito.ai/CKG1sXP
Lexioryn retweeted
it’s good to see more ways for small btc holders to earn
most people just hold their btc and leave it sitting there.
having more ways to put it to work while still keeping some flexibility is a welcome development ngl
good to see @Starknet making this easier for smaller holders too
this is a very gud way to put idle BTC to work
def something worth exploring
Didn't think I could touch BTCfi with a small bag but @Starknet made it pretty easy
swapped a bit of STRK into WBTC on @avnu_fi (network fees showed Free), then staked it on @endurfi for xWBTC
your BTC still earns. rewards come in STRK and get compounded back into the BTC side. current APY around 3%
alpha most people miss: BTC usually just sits. here that same BTC helps secure starknet and you keep a liquid xWBTC you can still move or use in DeFi.
Endur also takes WBTC, tBTC, LBTC and solvBTC so you're not stuck with one wrapper
I only used a small slice of the bag so this was more of a test than a real position, but the flow works
anyone stacking sats on starknet yet?
