Most blockchains weren’t built for banks.

They were built for ideology.

In this episode, we sit down with Yuval Rooz, Co-Founder & CEO of Digital Asset, to explain why public, fully transparent blockchains break real financial markets — and why Canton Network was designed differently.

We go deep into how banks, institutions, and regulators actually think about privacy, collateral, governance, and risk. From FTX-style black boxes to verifiable on-chain finance, this conversation explains what institutional adoption really requires — and why Europe and Wall Street are moving this way.

This isn’t DeFi hype.

This is how finance actually moves on-chain.

We explore:

Why banks will never use most public blockchains

The hidden problem with “trustless” finance

Privacy vs transparency (and why both matter)

How black-box systems like FTX really failed

Why zero-knowledge breaks down in finance

Canton’s approach to privacy-enabled smart contracts

How institutions like DTCC and Nasdaq participate

Tokenomics designed for real economic activity

Why RWAs need a different blockchain architecture

What institutional crypto looks like in Europe vs the US

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