Institutional DeFi with Programmable Privacy - Powered by Kaleido

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Currently, institutions can be hesitant to engage with DeFi due to concerns including privacy, scalability, and interoperability. However, composable finance with privacy and interoperability can address many of these concerns by creating a more robust and flexible infrastructure.

This session will provide attendees the opportunity to:

• Explore the critical importance of privacy in blockchain, focusing on how programmable privacy unlocks new use cases for digital assets without compromising composability.
• Understand the privacy challenges facing stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and tokenized money market funds—and discover how Paladin addresses these issues through advanced cryptography and modular privacy domains.
• Get hands-on insight into Paladin, the Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust code base enabling privacy-preserving tokens and smart contracts on EVM blockchains.
• Learn from real-world projects already building with Paladin, and discuss the future of privacy in digital finance.