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🌋 Digital Asset CEO Yuval Rooz: It's time to admit the crypto industry has failed at bringing financial freedom. Canton handles: • $350B in daily repo settlement • DTCC Tokenized Assets • 700+ institutional validators live Full interview tomorrow 👇

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