Is blockchain security ready for banks, regulators, and institutional finance?
In this episode of Money Rewired, Yev Broshevan, CEO and Co-founder of Hacken, joins Murat Prokopov, Strategic Partnerships Executive at CoinsPaid, to explore how digital asset security is changing as blockchain infrastructure moves closer to traditional finance, stablecoins, regulation, and enterprise adoption.
For years, Hacken was closely associated with smart contract audits. But as Yev explains, the security conversation has moved far beyond the question of whether code has been reviewed. Banks, regulators, stablecoin issuers, and institutional players are asking different questions now: Who owns the risk? How is key management handled? What happens when an incident occurs? Is monitoring continuous? Can the company pass due diligence, procurement, compliance checks, and regulatory scrutiny?
Rather than asking whether blockchain security is mature enough for traditional finance, this episode explores a more important question: what has to change when digital asset companies stop selling to crypto-native teams and start selling to banks, governments, regulators, and enterprise clients?
Money Rewired is a podcast by CoinsPaid Media about the real mechanics behind financial change.
The show covers banking, crypto, AI, stablecoins, payments, digital asset infrastructure, regulation, cybersecurity, and the systems shaping how finance actually works.
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