“What CCIP is doing, bifurcating confirmation versus execution, is extremely important for the practical real world we’re going to live in.” Bitwise Asset Management President Teddy Fusaro & Coinbase Head of Institutional Strategy John D'Agostino at Link:NYC ↓

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino Staking v1 ...do it

@johnjdagostino D'Agostino looking good here

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino Bifurcation only matters if the confirmation layer stays honest under real liquidity

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino Great, this must mean great things for the token pric-ACCKKK!

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@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino Bifurcating confirmation and execution sounds fancy until it just starts printing green candles for everyone in the room.

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino splitting confirmation and execution is the real unlock here

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino Separating confirmation from execution is the kind of detail institutions need before moving real value across chains.

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino ¡La interoperabilidad institucional es el próximo gran paso! Cuando Bitwise y Coinbase lo dicen en escena, queda claro que CCIP resuelve un problema real. Me guardo esta idea para mis debates sobre pagos entre España y los EAU. 🚀

A walkthrough of the gap between those stages would help: confirmation succeeds, execution is delayed, and an operations team needs to explain the status to a client. What can they verify, who can trigger the next step, and how is a repeat execution prevented? That's where the distinction becomes tangible.

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino confirmation before execution

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino Banks need settlement certainty before they move, and CCIP gives them exactly that. This is the backbone nobody talks about but everything about tokenization depends on it.

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino Splitting confirmation from execution mirrors how TradFi settlement already works, which is probably why it lands with institutional desks. The real signal for $LINK will be whether that design pulls sustained bank message volume onto CCIP.

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino confirmation and execution, finally in separate tranches

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino Separating transaction confirmation from execution could make institutional blockchain adoption more practical and secure.

@teddyfuse @johnjdagostino None of this scales without cross-chain interoperability, and CCIP is solving exactly that. For tokenized pre-IPO and private assets, this is the infrastructure layer connecting issuance to liquidity, and we’re excited to see how it unfolds.