Franklin Templeton CEO: Blockchains Threaten Wall Street’s Fee Machine, Not Its Technology
Bitcoin Magazine Franklin Templeton CEO: Blockchains Threaten Wall Street’s Fee Machine, Not Its Technology Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson said traditional finance resists public blockchains because they threaten fee-based revenue, as the firm expands aggressively into tokenization, bitcoin products, and on-chain finance.
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Yes, most public blockchains (like Bitcoin and Ethereum) are transparent. Transactions can be traced back to public keys and wallet addresses, meaning that while they are pseudonymous (names are not directly tied to addresses), they are not completely anonymous.
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