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One thing that will shape the next phase of blockchain adoption is how easily traditional financial institutions can connect with onchain infrastructure.
Banks, asset managers and other financial businesses already have established systems, processes and records they depend on every day. Moving into blockchain finance doesnโt mean all of that suddenly becomes irrelevant.
The real opportunity is creating connections between these existing financial environments and onchain applications.
That is an interesting part of what @primus_labs is working around. Rather than treating traditional financial information and blockchain activity as completely separate worlds, Primus is focused on bringing verification and confidentiality into the picture.
I think this matters because institutional adoption will involve more than putting assets onchain. It will also require ways for the information and processes behind financial activity to connect with blockchain infrastructure.
The more practical these connections become, the more room there is for institutions to explore onchain finance while building on the systems they already use.
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