The 'blockchain for banks' pitch has been everywhere—mostly empty hype. Now we're seeing real infrastructure.
The key difference: a hybrid model that actually works. Public chain handles liquidity, private compliance-ready subnets serve institutions. No shortcuts, no regulatory theater.
This architecture matters because $100 trillion in institutional capital won't move on memes. It moves on infrastructure that speaks their language—settlement certainty, audit trails, regulatory sign-off.
That's how you build rails instead of chasing headlines.
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HodlVeteran
· 01-11 09:53
Here we go again with the "real infrastructure" rhetoric... I heard this in 2017, and what was the result? Now we're finally seeing institutions really get on board. But as always, without the compliance paper, everything is just nonsense.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 01-10 17:04
Someone finally told the truth. The hybrid mode is the right way, not those empty words that deceive institutions.
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PanicSeller
· 01-10 17:04
Someone finally spoke out: all those bragging projects before were scams.
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-10 16:41
Finally, someone has spoken out. It's time to clear out those projects that only shout slogans.
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0xLostKey
· 01-10 16:37
Someone finally told the truth. All that talk about "bank blockchain" should be flushed down the toilet.
The 'blockchain for banks' pitch has been everywhere—mostly empty hype. Now we're seeing real infrastructure.
The key difference: a hybrid model that actually works. Public chain handles liquidity, private compliance-ready subnets serve institutions. No shortcuts, no regulatory theater.
This architecture matters because $100 trillion in institutional capital won't move on memes. It moves on infrastructure that speaks their language—settlement certainty, audit trails, regulatory sign-off.
That's how you build rails instead of chasing headlines.