Anyone working with AI agents in fintech should really grasp this: if you've never deployed a distributed ledger tech POC inside an actual bank, you're missing the whole picture. There's a massive chasm between what works on paper and what survives in production—and then an even bigger one between production systems and the operational realities on the ground. The gap between "we built it" and "it actually runs" is brutal. Most people underestimate how long institutional blockchain adoption really takes. We're probably looking at a full decade before DLT truly integrates into mainstream banking ops. Follow the folks who've actually been in the trenches with this stuff. The hype cycle moves fast, but banking infrastructure moves differently.

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ForkMastervip
· 16h ago
Listen, armchair strategizing is like that; only those who have actually worked in a bank know how difficult it is. I saw through this set of tricks years ago, a decade? Conservative estimate, haha. Over the years of raising three kids, I've seen too many project teams boast, and the DLT promises always turn out to be broken.
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digital_archaeologistvip
· 16h ago
Talking about tactics on paper is the best way to boast; only when you go live in the production environment do you realize what despair truly is.
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GasFeeDodgervip
· 16h ago
Hmm... that's why so many blockchain projects end up dying at the bank's doorstep.
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