Previously, I only saw Kaito receive money from others, but this time I saw Kaito pay for another project, which is too rare This time, it seems that the collaboration between Kaito and Primus actually meets the need for pretending. The biggest problem with Kaito's previous InfoFi practice was that everyone was using various models to capture and analyze emotions and attention on social media, but now social media is full of robots and agents, and only the number of fans and interaction data cannot prove anything. Many people want to pretend to be forced, but they don't really want to be copied, because once the address is made public, it may cause the operation to be distorted, which will be difficult and thankless So they launched Kaito Pulse in addition to simple public opinion analysis of Yaps, which began to require verification of users' real behavior and off chain identity, but this led to a very real privacy paradox. How to enable users to verify data and receive feedback without exposing the original plaintext data? The underlying solution provided by Kaito Pulse is to directly integrate zkTLS technology from technology provider Primus (formerly known as PADO Labs) This project that cost Kaito money, Primus， Behind it is a typical honest and quiet cryptography team, who received a grant from the Ethereum Foundation in their early years. Their underlying implementation of zkTLS outperformed Chainlink's Deco solution in some academic performance tests. The founder himself was a contributor to the early FHE core acceleration algorithm (GINX) And now the team is a selected project for @ BinanceLabs EASY Residency S4 Bhutan, which has received $7 million in financing from institutions such as YZi Labs and has also secured a privacy partner seat on BNB Chain. I think this solution solves some practical real data verification and privacy computing needs, and there should be more projects that need this feature