bro, for years, everyone's been asking the same question that when is institutional money finally moving onchain?
i mean the tech is ready and the rails are already fast, we can also see the liquidity there. So what's actually stopping banks, funds, and asset managers from going all in?
two things bro and they are "privacy and verification".
most people underrate how big a blocker these are
here's the problem about public blockchains
(Everything is visible) - every trade, every balance, every wallet move.
for a regular user like me that's fine but for an institution moving millions, it's a dealbreaker.
imagine if every trade your company made was visible to your competitors in real time.
ofc they'd copy your strategy, front-run your positions, and know your exact exposure before you even finish executing, they are not dumb!
no serious player is putting real capital on a system that broadcasts their entire playbook to the world
@primus_labs helps with this problem by the zkFHE. It lets computation happen on encrypted data, so the sensitive inputs (balances, strategies) never have to be revealed even while being processed
be part of the motion :
s.kaito.ai/Pi7Sodk