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The two fundamental contradictions of using first-generation blockchain architecture for real-world finance:
The Failure of Immutability: The entire promise of the Bitcoin whitepaper was a permanent, unchangeable record. A system that allows reorganizations fundamentally breaks this promise. It replaces true immutability with probabilistic finality, which is just a technical way of saying the ledger is "probably" permanent, creating an unacceptable risk for critical assets.
The Accountability Black Hole:
Anonymity is a critical flaw, not a feature, in a regulated financial system. If a hack or exploit occurs, the question is, "Who did this?" cannot be answered with "a random wallet address." A system with no identity layer offers no path to recourse, no legal accountability, and no way to stop a bad actor from simply cashing out and repeating the offence.
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