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Selective disclosure on Canton means information is shared only with the parties who need to know. You followed our Summit lead-up. You already understand privacy. The Summit itself kept that spirit, but we're not leaving you hanging. Here's a taste of what was shared inside.

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Digital Asset23 days ago

👏👏👏

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Canton Catalyst23 days ago

Selective disclosure is what lets regulated institutions use Canton. On a transparent chain a bank can't show its book to rivals. Canton limits each party's view to what they're party to, so the Summit keeping that spirit is the design at work. Does it hold as volume scales?

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Ibex Market23 days ago

This is the way.

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CCTools23 days ago

Privacy first, always.👏🏻

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Leader Alpha23 days ago

Selective disclosure is the part institutions need before the rest of the story gets real.

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