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Blockchain platform for Wall Street, banks block specific sites
A consortium of financial institutions is developing its own blockchain platform to meet the specific needs of Wall Street. To satisfy strict security requirements, such as blocking certain sites, a large banking group is collaborating to build a new system.
Limitations and Challenges of Existing Platforms
The main challenge faced by the banking consortium is building a blockchain solution for internal use. According to NS3.AI, previous attempts to implement proprietary blockchain systems have encountered significant obstacles in efficiency and large-scale adoption. Especially, creating a flexible system capable of handling Wall Street’s complex transaction needs is difficult with traditional approaches.
The Overwhelming Advantage of the Ethereum Ecosystem
Meanwhile, Ethereum maintains a competitive edge thanks to its mature ecosystem. An established developer community, extensive tools, scalability solutions, and years of operational experience offer many benefits over developing a custom blockchain for banks. Features like blocking specific sites to comply with financial regulations are already implemented in many projects on Ethereum, providing numerous reference examples.
Banks’ Unique Strategies and Future Developments
The development of platforms that include mechanisms to block certain sites is driven by the need to comply with regulations and protect customers. While there is strong demand for custom systems that meet Wall Street’s strict standards, the complexity and high costs of development suggest that hybrid approaches or integration with existing protocols may also be considered.