Co-Founder & CEO at Helius
Institutions expect standard banking-level privacy, where the bank and the client know the details, but other users cannot see them. Public ledgers expose entire transaction histories globally. If an address is accidentally de-anonymized, their entire financial record becomes public, which exposes businesses to corporate espionage.
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