Are Banks Really Adopting Public Blockchain?
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Argues that real bank adoption hinges on tokenisation platforms that integrate with decades of core banking custody and settlement systems rather than forcing a migration to public chains. Claims practical work focuses on adapters and connectors that enable tokenised settlement, programmability and composability while banks retain full control of asset movement. Position is that these integrations augment existing infrastructure for new workflows and have demonstrated end‑to‑end settlement across legacy rails and blockchains.
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