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Institutions deploying private EVM instances get full control over validators and privacy, but remain isolated from the rest of the network. Fine-grained privacy, validator selection, and independent governance are real requirements, and composability with the broader network is what makes onchain infrastructure worth building on. Canton is designed to...

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our goal over the next decade is to upgrade the tech underneath payments and finance we want all of it running on public infrastructure, with privacy, with full compliance, and with the kind of scale these businesses actually demand that's what we're building Sui for
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our goal over the next decade is to upgrade the tech underneath payments and finance we want all of it running on public infrastructure, with privacy, with full compliance, and with the kind of scale these businesses actually demand that's what we're building Sui for

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BitGo CEO Mike Belshe on the regulatory double standard that lets institutions use private ledgers while keeping retail locked out "Of course your money should be private. If you're getting paid your paycheck on a blockchain, do you want that to be public? Nobody wants that. And yet the regulator said: if you're doing privacy chains, you must be doing bad things. Wait, I just don't want my coworkers to know my salary." "Canton comes along and builds a blockchain for institutions, a private, permissioned ledger. They go to the regulators and say, institutions need privacy. And the regulators are like: oh yes, of course, institutions need privacy." "Institutions get it, but retail can't have privacy? What are you talking about? Of course you should have privacy, for both retail and institutions. Retail deserves what institutions demand."
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BitGo CEO Mike Belshe on the regulatory double standard that lets institutions use private ledgers while keeping retail locked out "Of course your money should be private. If you're getting paid your paycheck on a blockchain, do you want that to be public? Nobody wants that. And yet the regulator said: if you're doing privacy chains, you must be doing bad things. Wait, I just don't want my coworkers to know my salary." "Canton comes along and builds a blockchain for institutions, a private, permissioned ledger. They go to the regulators and say, institutions need privacy. And the regulators are like: oh yes, of course, institutions need privacy." "Institutions get it, but retail can't have privacy? What are you talking about? Of course you should have privacy, for both retail and institutions. Retail deserves what institutions demand."

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