When blockchain is discussed online, the focus is usually on speed, fees, or price movement. But real financial systems operate on a different set of priorities.
They care about settlement finality.
They care about data boundaries.
They care about legal clarity.
@Dusk What I noticed while reading today is that this protocol seems built with those priorities in mind. Instead of forcing financial activity into a fully transparent model, it offers an environment where verification and confidentiality can coexist.
That design choice may reduce mass-market excitement, but it dramatically increases relevance for serious financial use.
From my perspective, that tradeoff is intentional — and possibly necessary
