Hey everyone, I'm Jennifer Sanasi, and this is CoinDusk's public keys at the New York Stock Exchange.

This show is all about crypto in the public markets, from IPOs and digital asset treasuries

to ETFs and the biggest market moving headlines.

Over the next half hour, we'll break down what tokenized equities means for investors,

Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF, and what the future holds for Ripple's XRP.

Now let's take a look at the weekend discourse and how it's impacting crypto markets in our weekend recap.

A debate flared on X over the weekend over whether the Canton network is the long-awaited

bridge for institutional trillions or a centralized capture of blockchain technology.

With fresh tension sparked by reports, its founders see zero knowledge proofs as too risky

for institutional finance.

The discussion follows Visa's move to join Canton as a supervalidator,

helping shape a network designed to extend privacy-preserving blockchain infrastructure to global financial institutions.

Now, Canton is a hybrid public-permission blockchain, enabling private interactions on shared rails,

while restricting access and visibility

to approved participants. That structure stands in contrast to fully permissionless public chains

where anyone can participate and transaction data is broadly visible. Now, zero knowledge proofs

are a cryptographic method that allows one party to prove something is true without revealing

the underlying

data. My take here is debates like this help institutions understand what's important to them

and what they should be researching. At the end of the day, everyone still has a choice

and opting for more control now doesn't mean that they won't move towards more open systems

as the technology matures and comfort grows.

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