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- Wall Street firms may embrace blockchain technology, just not in its current form.
- The open, distributed ledger visible to all comers runs counter to the way traditional finance works, said Don Wilson, the founder and CEO of DRW, a TradFi trading firm that's been active in crypto for over a decade.
- "There is no world in which institutions are going to say, ‘Oh yeah, just publish all of my trades onchain,’” Wilson said at the Digital Asset Summit in New York on Thursday.
- “Any money manager would view it as a failure of fiduciary duty to publish to the world every trade that they’re doing.” Having every trade visible conflicts with how institutions manage risk and protect trading strategies, Wilson said.
- If an investor with a large stake in a company starts selling the stock, other market participants will be able to detect the pattern and the initial trades will have a "huge price impact" on the investor's later trades.
- In other words, the transparency works against the trader.
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Nguon tham khao: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/03/26/why-big-banks-are-snubbing-open-ledgers-to-build-their-own-private-blockchains