Scaling Privacy in Crypto

from Dry Run · host Eshita Nandini + Khushi Wadhwa

Connor shares his work at Tachyon, the team building a scaling upgrade for Zcash, breaking down the technical limitations that have held it back. We cover why institutions won't adopt permissionless blockchains, why retail needs onchain privacy, and what the Roman Storm trial means for how crypto approaches regulation.

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