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I’ve personally been in the @StellarOrg ecosystem long enough to notice a recurring pattern:
A lot of people from the Bitcoin/Ethereum world misunderstand Stellar because they think trust in Stellar works like this:
“One company decides who is allowed in.”
Or:
“Validators pick counterparties, so it’s basically just a clearinghouse.”
But that’s not how Stellar consensus works.
❌ There is no single list of approved validators.
❌ No central party everyone has to trust.
❌ No one controlling consensus for the whole network.
Instead, every node chooses a few other nodes it trusts.
Example:
• beans app trusts MoneyGram, Circle and Franklin Templeton
• MoneyGram trusts beans app, Coinbase and Bitstamp
• Circle trusts beans app, Franklin Templeton and Coinbase
• Franklin Templeton trusts beans app, Circle and MoneyGram
Consensus happens because these trust groups overlap across the network like a web.
So you are NOT trusting ONE party.
You are trusting that a large number of independent parties around the world will not all coordinate maliciously together.
To successfully attack Stellar, you would need a massive part of this overlapping network to collude at the same time.
And unlike anonymous validators on many PoS chains, these are often known companies and institutions with:
• reputations
• customers
• regulators
• licenses
• businesses to protect
If 2/3 of major trusted participants openly attacked settlement infrastructure, they would essentially destroy themselves publicly.
That is the security model.
And honestly, I think this is where many crypto-native people get stuck.
Bitcoin and Ethereum people often think:
“If you trust identifiable parties, it’s not a real blockchain.”
But PoW and PoS also rely on trust:
• trust in mining pools
• trust in large staking providers
• trust in developers
• trust in social coordination during forks
• trust that incentives keep working
That trust is just more indirect.
Stellar simply makes the trust assumptions visible instead of hiding them behind economics and game theory.
And that’s exactly why institutions may prefer it for real-world value transfer.
DTCC choosing Stellar matters because it validates something many people in the ecosystem have understood for years:
When trillions of dollars are involved, institutions care more about:
✅ predictable settlement
✅ accountability
✅ known counterparties
✅ fast finality
✅ operational reliability
…more than ideological purity around “trustlessness”.
People can disagree with that.
But the market infrastructure world is increasingly signaling that it does.
This is the one we've been working toward (and worthy of my very first 🧵).
Today, @The_DTCC and @StellarOrg announced that DTC custodied assets will be tokenizable on the Stellar network.
(1/5)
https://t.co/TxAQDWwNYe
Insanely cool to see institutions like @The_DTCC take these bold steps to tokenize DTC issued assets on Stellar. For such a long time I’ve seen the network have too little recognition for how well suited it is for this usecase.
The start of something big !
One: very interesting move by @the_dtcc moving onto an actual public blockchain. This is starting to move their project away from pure theater for private entities only towards the possibility of self-custodial, composable building onchain. A very positive step and I salute both DTCC and Stellar for this move.
Two: For a long time, I have been saying that there are a subset of blockchains better suited to institutional adoption than others. Those with structured and customizable controls around assets, validators, and trust assumptions are likely to dominate (e.g. @StellarOrg, or if you want another option, @avax). These are some of the most disfavored by crypto natives, but the thing to understand is the institutional preferences are not the same.
Institutions care more about open access + credible neutrality amongst each other + appropriate controls than maximum decentralization.
Think open banking, not cypherpunk.
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