The Privacy Paradox: Merging Confidentiality & Compliance in Finance
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Claims a layer-one permissionless blockchain for securities that combines zero knowledge proofs with on-chain encryption to produce confidential smart contracts and privacy-preserving transfers. Built over six years, the system posts verifiable proofs on-chain while keeping amounts and identities hidden, but enables role-based decryption so auditors or regulators can generate reports. Promises programmable compliance, reduced front-running, GDPR-friendly KYC proofs, and an implemented prototype used in live transfers.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Privacy in finance
- 1:51Origins of finance
- 4:15Medieval banking & crypto
- 6:01Industrial compliance
- 7:24Modern privacy challenges
- 9:53Balancing privacy & regulations
- 10:55Zero knowledge proofs
- 13:45Future with GDPR & smart contracts
- 15:32Trustless compliance rules
- 16:16Q&A
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