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Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar Thoren

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Wall Street wants to come onchain, but public-by-default finance creates a problem institutions cannot ignore. ETH Systems co-founders Mo Jalil and Oskar Thoren join David to explain why privacy may be one of Ethereum’s biggest institutional unlocks, what banks and asset managers are actually asking for, and why the opportunity goes far beyond private payments. --- 📣SPOTIFY PREMIUM RSS FEED | USE CODE: SPOTIFY24 https://bankless.cc/spotify-premium --- BANKLESS SPONSOR TOOLS: 🔓NEAR | TRADE CONFIDENTIALLY, GET 20% BACK https://bankless.cc/near-pod 🔑BITKEY | GET 10% OFF USE CODE: BANKLESS | #bitkeypartner https://bankless.cc/bitkey 📊BITGET | TOKENIZED STOCKS 2.0 https://bankless.cc/bitget-stocks 🎯THE DEFI REPORT | ONCHAIN INSIGHTS https://thedefireport.io/bankless 👑BANKLESS CONTENT MCP https://www.bankless.com/premium --- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 ETH Systems 1:34 The Founders 5:28 Institutional Privacy 12:43 Real-World Use Cases 21:19 From Bespoke to Scalable 30:22 Building the Product 33:40 Institutions Are Coming 35:40 The Future of Institutional DeFi 40:24 Privacy vs Transparency 46:51 What Ethereum Can Do? 49:54 Cypherpunks and Institutions --- RESOURCES Oskar Thoren https://x.com/oskarth Mo Jalil https://x.com/motypes EthSystems https://x.com/eth_systems --- Not financial or tax advice. See our investment disclosures here: https://www.bankless.com/disclosures

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