reply Get the full insight in our recent article:
https://x.com/Lisk/status/2057412858766373146?s=20
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twitter17h agomeme
reply The reality is: the two financial systems are not going to merge.
The connective tissue between them is the operational challenge that will define crypto-native business infrastructure in 2026 and beyond.
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twitter17h agomeme
reply The businesses that manage this well make four structural decisions early:
→ A crypto subledger for one source of truth
→ Unified compliance across both rails
→ Entity structures that separate onchain and enterprise-facing ops
→ Customer segmentation by payment track
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twitter17h agomeme
reply And the cost isn't just a matter of hours. Decision quality matters.
Nobody has a real-time view of total liquidity across both systems. FX hedges get placed on a partial picture. Payment buffers run oversized. Each treasury decision is made on data that's already stale.
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reply Compliance compounds it.
Fiat and onchain each need separate monitoring frameworks: KYC, AML, and sanctions for fiat; VASP licensing, Travel Rule, and onchain monitoring for crypto.
Neither covers the other. Two programs, two alert queues, reconciled by hand.
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