Key interviews, panel discussions, the official Quadrillions podcast series, and selected independent voices on X.
Yuval Rooz on why Goldman Sachs, DTCC, and other institutions build on Canton — issuer sovereignty, network-of-networks design, no pre-mine tokenomics, tokenized deposits, and what “truly onchain” capital markets require.
Digital Asset co-founders Eric Saraniecki and Yuval Rooz on selective privacy, tokenization vs. RWAs, metrics beyond TVL, and why public-chain design patterns fall short for regulated finance.
Laura Shin moderates a debate on whether Canton is meaningfully public and permissionless: Digital Asset’s Yuval Rooz on Canton’s design and CC, with critics Alex Gluchowski (Matter Labs) and Haseeb Qureshi (Dragonfly) pushing back on decentralization and token framing.
How Canton moves hundreds of billions onchain — tokenized treasuries, Broadridge repo, JPMorgan, DTCC, and token economics.
Goldman Sachs $135M investment, sub-transaction privacy, DAML composability, and why DTCC picked Canton for Treasury tokenization.
Network-of-networks architecture, privacy vs. anonymity for institutions, composability, and DTCC tokenization.
Privacy design for institutions, $135M funding, tokenization, and 24/7 markets.
Deep dive into why privacy is the missing piece for institutional blockchain adoption.
Hosted by Jason Yanowitz, Yuval Rooz, and Eric Saraniecki. Topics: institutional crypto, stablecoins, privacy, regulation, and onchain finance.
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