One of the most frustrating things when watching the market is that while your eyes are fixed on the Candlestick chart, your mind is wandering elsewhere—Is my coin still safely lying on the platform? The recent market sentiment index is only 27 points, which, although it has recovered a bit from the 21 points of the day before, the word "panic" can be read on the face of every investor.

At this anxious moment, a technological breakthrough deserves attention. The heavyweight team in the field of security auditing, Primus Labs, has recently joined forces with the star project Succinct Labs to launch a reserve proof solution based on zero-knowledge proofs. The name sounds a bit convoluted, but the principle is not complicated — in simple terms, it provides centralized trading platforms with a "cryptographic perspective", allowing them to prove the authenticity of funds while protecting business privacy.

The power of this solution lies in two areas. One is zkTLS technology, which allows the platform to extract and verify critical data such as off-chain bank deposits and on-chain digital assets without exposing any commercial secrets, while also protecting user privacy. The other is SP1, specifically designed for rapid processing of large-scale data verification, with performance skyrocketing. The combined effect of the two is that the platform can use pure mathematical logic to prove to the world in real-time — my assets are 100% covering user deposits, with no misappropriation and no gaps.

Why is this matter important? In the past, platforms had to prove their innocence largely through regular audit reports. The problem is that those reports are often delayed, and their authenticity is difficult to guarantee; to put it bluntly, it's just "If I say there's no problem, then there's no problem, you can only trust me." But zero-knowledge proofs are different; they speak through mathematics, leaving almost no room for fraud. At a time when market confidence is fragile, this breakthrough in transparency may be exactly what the industry needs most.