Imagine institutions embracing a blockchain that is fully open and transparent, visible to everyone — this idea is perhaps overly optimistic. In reality, institutions never compromise on privacy, compliance, and internal process protections. To truly bring finance onto the chain, technical transparency alone is far from enough. Privacy layers, access control, compliance frameworks — these are the essential needs for institutional-grade applications. For blockchain to enter the institutional world, it must first learn to find a balance between "decentralization" and "real-world constraints." Otherwise, it's just a pipe dream.
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AirdropHunter007
· 1h ago
That's right, the idea of complete transparency simply doesn't work. Big institutions definitely won't expose their assets on the chain.
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DegenDreamer
· 6h ago
That's right, institutions are exactly like that. They talk about decentralization but still require permission controls.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 6h ago
Do institutions really use public blockchains? That's hilarious. If they can't even handle privacy, they still want to enter Wall Street.
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 7h ago
Institutions just don't want to be seen through; to put it simply, that's what it's all about.
Imagine institutions embracing a blockchain that is fully open and transparent, visible to everyone — this idea is perhaps overly optimistic. In reality, institutions never compromise on privacy, compliance, and internal process protections. To truly bring finance onto the chain, technical transparency alone is far from enough. Privacy layers, access control, compliance frameworks — these are the essential needs for institutional-grade applications. For blockchain to enter the institutional world, it must first learn to find a balance between "decentralization" and "real-world constraints." Otherwise, it's just a pipe dream.