Trees shed their leaves in November, but their roots remain. Has November cooled down for you? It's still 30 degrees here Many data items on public blockchains are completely transparent: balances, transaction records, and timestamps. This might be fine for ordinary people, but not necessarily for institutions; some can be made public, some cannot. Primus can handle this. In practice, the problem isn't whether encryption is possible, but whether it can be used reasonably after encryption. If it can only be hidden and cannot be verified, counterparties won't dare use it; if everything is exposed for verification, institutions won't be willing to participate. Currently verified reserve cases (Unitas approximately $55.5 million, coverage approximately 104%) are testing this balance: the numbers can be publicly disclosed, but the specific holding structure remains encrypted. The latest task starts here: https://points.primuslabs.xyz/?ref=P9DV6QH PrimusLabs zkTLS @KaitoAI