Blockchain privacy limits hinder institutional growth, Denelle Dixon says

Blockchain privacy limits hinder institutional growth, Denelle Dixon says
Blockchain privacy slows institutional entry

Blockchain transparency was originally intended to prevent bad actors from hiding illicit activities, according to Denelle Dixon.

Dixon notes that the technology was not designed for one financial institution to monitor another’s activities at any given time. She argues that this distinction is a key point in ongoing privacy debates, which she believes are a significant barrier to broader institutional adoption of blockchain solutions.

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