Once institutional funds are on-chain, the challenge lies in proving their existence without disclosing all holding details. Currently, @primus_labs' Proof of Reserves already provides verifiable figures. Taking Unitas as an example, verified reserves are approximately $55.5 million, representing about 104% coverage; the total verified reserves are approximately $62.3 million. This data is obtained from off-chain sources via zkTLS and presented in a verifiable manner. zkTLS is responsible for proving that the data indeed originates from a specified source. When verifying balances with exchanges or custodians, account passwords or complete holding tables are not required to confirm data authenticity. FHE allows data to be computed even in an encrypted state, for example, during risk assessment or pricing, without needing to decrypt the original content first. Currently, the focus is primarily on reserve verification. The same logic may later be applied to RWA asset verification, institutional fund management, or agent behavior recording. The figures are already available; the next step is to see if the scope of application can expand accordingly. https://points.primuslabs.xyz/?ref=P9DV6QH PrimusLabs zkTLS @KaitoAI