Wall Street already runs onchain. @Broadridge processed $7.5T of repo on @CantonNetwork in September. CT scrolled past it. Canton works like a members-only trading floor. Each party sees only its slice. Regulators get a seat at the table. Four jobs, examples only, DYOR: > Trade privately: @temple_ny @ekidenfi @Kora_Protocol @TitanExchange_ > Borrow, lend and earn: @Kintsu @AlpendHQ @Canalfinance_ > Settle treasuries and repo: @CantonNetwork (Broadridge DLR) > Move dollars in and out: @circle (USDCx) The floor is already busy: > 490+ firms building on it > $345B of real-world assets parked there > $359B of repo moving on an average day Pros: institutional volume, privacy by default. Cons: permissioned, few retail apps. TradFi brought the volume first. Crypto-native apps now bring the yield. Canton becomes the private back office of onchain finance.