Can't zkTLS-ify Discord's new virtual currency into permissionless wrapped tokens unfortunately, as there appears to be no native gifting/transfer functionality by design, and the ToS explicitly forbids any form of resale. The web2 walled gardens proliferate...

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You don’t need to share your Netflix login to prove you watched Black Mirror. But that’s how the internet works today. Proving = exposing. zkTLS flips this logic. It gives us a new primitive: verifiability without visibility. verifiability/acc 🔐

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Speak like a user, not like a founder. No one cares if it uses zk-SNARKs. They care if they can get a loan without sharing their bank history.

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From: store first, verify later. To: prove first, reveal never.

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oversharing personal, sensitive info on the web — not me!

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I’m working with the literal CREATOR of zkTLS for a project this week Life is unreal

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Today’s internet hides your data. zkTLS lets you prove it — on your terms. This subtle shift changes everything: – Airdrops – DeFi credit – Social verifications – Private games zkTLS doesn’t replace TLS. It upgrades it.

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Verifiability is an economic unlock, not just a technical feature. Most of crypto's hardest problems — identity, credit, trust, scalability — boil down to one missing primitive: selective proof. Browsers → provable sources of truth with zkTLS, and this taps into the real value of data. Verifiability/acc ✊

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How often do we see an ecosystem with such a dense spread of apps/protocols/products? And yet it's so much under the radar — we're still early. Writing a 'zkTLS ecosystem overview' with complete breakdown of the problems these projects solve & how they use zkTLS. Am I missing anything? Is your project misplaced or wrongly categorized? Let me know. Let's make this a rich, accurate bird-eye view of the zkTLS landscape.

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I'm not saying zkTLS fixes everything. But I'm also not saying it doesn't.

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Quick note on how I got here: I’ve liked zkTLS since building a decentralized system for hospitals at TreeHacks, and chatting with @eulerlagrange.eth @dawufi @pablob and the rest of the Opacity team only confirmed my belief. On our first call, one VC said it was surprising how I was able to find zkTLS before a lot of other crypto VCs… if that’s not a good sign, idk what is 👀

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I though I'd write a neat explainer on zkTLS. One article, complete overview. How naive 😭 There's sooo much happening in this space. I had to break it up into a series. First up: what zkTLS is, and what it unlocks. Let's go ↓ https://x.com/0xshilsi/status/1929532033056874765

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It's not always about putting everything on-chain. But about proving things without asking for trust. zkTLS quietly upgrades the internet's trust layer. Opaque encryptions → transparent, secure verifications. It's a big W for crypto. And a bigger W for users.

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Most websites can tell you what you’ve done. Few let you prove it. zkTLS flips that power. Your browser becomes a source of truth. But only when you choose to reveal it. That’s the kind of internet crypto promised.

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me: “i qualified for the airdrop.” friend: “prove it.” me, sending TLS session logs, browser history, and my soul: 😭 zkTLS: just send a proof, king.

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