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Fixing Financial Plumbing: Jay Heller on the Future of Autonomous Capital Flow

Every single day, trillions of dollars flow silently beneath the surface of the global economy—moving through governments, central banks, and massive financial institutions. The underlying plumbing that governs these capital movements was built for a legacy era.

Fixing Financial Plumbing: Jay Heller on the Future of Autonomous Capital Flow

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Every single day, trillions of dollars flow silently beneath the surface of the global economy—moving through governments, central banks, and massive financial institutions.

The underlying plumbing that governs these capital movements was built for a legacy era.

What if we didn't need to burn down the existing financial architecture to instantly make it verifiable,...

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Every single day, trillions of dollars flow silently beneath the surface of the global economy—moving through governments, central banks, and massive financial institutions. The underlying plumbing that governs these capital movements was built for a legacy era. What if we didn't need to burn down the existing financial architecture to instantly make it verifiable,...

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