Jul 28, 2026 3:08 PM
Traditional blockchains are fundamentally a poor fit for trading. The transparency and replication that define DeFi are actually bottlenecks that kill speed and privacy. The future of tokenized assets isn't a public chain, but isolated hardware enclaves where execution happens in secret. We must stop pretending every transaction needs to be public to be secure. Is a "black box" enclave actually better than a public ledger, or are we just rebuilding centralized finance?
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