Enterprise blockchains --> really stupid 

Enterprise software on blockchains --> the future 

All organizations -- governments, non profits, companies, stores, superPACs, etc-- will benefit from:

1. Better governance 
2. "Can't be evil" 
3. Less intermediaries 
4. No lock-in to their banks or software that touches their assets

The big problem to getting businesses on blockchain or crypto in general is public ledgers. It's a non-starter: companies don't want to expose their vendors and customers. This is why the only answer is true privacy preservation, not opt in, because the shielded/unshielded model leaves too much out in the open for analysis to uncover.

BDFL of Quilibrium, Eng @ Farcaster, ex-Coinbase, always opinionated, never hydrated

/quilibrium

I keep returning to the idea that deploying to any blockchain means building in public, and users must also 'be' somewhat public.

As a consumer I would only want minimal presence (essentially onchain cookies)

Do we think FHE could fully shield from statistical analysis? I believe even privacy coins are somewhat traceable in that respect.