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What’s keeping institutions from coming in? Two words: no privacy. BNB Chain has plenty of retail users, deep liquidity, and fast block times, but trading intent is completely exposed. What trading desk would dare put its core positions out in the open? If Primus’s privacy layer can really keep intent private, that’s the key to getting institutions to move over. We’ll come back next week and see if this thesis holds. If you’re watching, follow along.

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NFTNomad
BNB produces blocks quickly, but floor prices fluctuate even faster
GasManager
If the privacy layer comes under regulatory scrutiny, the entire chain could be implicated
SeedPhraseAmnesia
I still don’t quite understand how Primus’s privacy layer is implemented. What do you think, author—is its compliance risk lower than Tornado’s, or does it work on a different logic?
EmotionCycle
Next week, then? The Greed Index is still neutral.
SocialEngineerDefender
Trading without protection is phishing emails’ favorite
Searcher Sam
Being completely exposed feels all too real
NFTGraduate
Institutions are moving their keys—should I dump my NFTs then
DefiPoolside
I’m collecting fees in the pool—can I earn more when institutions come in, or will impermanent loss take another bite out of me?
DropHamster
40 wallets are exposed at once, and even scripts can't save them