CoinWorld news: A former research staff member of the Ethereum Foundation has founded a new company, ETHSystems, aiming to enhance blockchain privacy for commercial banks. The company plans to build infrastructure on the Ethereum network for financial institutions, and claims that over the past year it has developed enterprise-ready privacy technologies, while engaging with regulators, commercial banks, and asset management firms. ETHSystems says it will commercialize work it began within the Ethereum Foundation, including confidential stablecoin transfers, private bond issuance, and cross-chain settlement. The company believes that the lack of confidentiality has hindered commercial banks and asset management firms from putting real-world assets on-chain. Ethereum’s current trading price is $1,935.

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LiquidityVeteran
· 2h ago
Confidential stablecoin + private bonds—this combo is kind of interesting. How’s the discussion with regulators going?
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VolatilityNanny
· 8h ago
The privacy track finally has someone taking it seriously, and institutions are stepping in—under the prerequisite of…
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LeekUnion
· 12h ago
In just one year, it talked to a full circle of institutions—this pace is fast by traditional finance standards.
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TestnetMiner
· 12h ago
Commercial banks want compliant privacy, not anonymity—direction is right.
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RoyaltySheriff
· 12h ago
If cross-chain settlement can truly be implemented, then the bottleneck for RWA will be broken.
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CrossChainKnight
· 12h ago
Former EF executives have gone on to start businesses; their technical foundation should be solid—it remains to be seen when it comes to commercialization.
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