Going Institutional

ZKsync is presented as a crypto-native project that could serve institutions through its Prividium private chain, which keeps transactions confidential with ZK proofs while still settling to Ethereum. The article argues that this middle position among privacy, control and public liquidity is its core thesis, but it calls that thesis unproven. It compares ZKsync with Canton Network, which it describes as a permissioned chain using Daml that relies on trust by policy. It says ZKsync's Prividium deployments have early institutional interest, though the article notes that interest has not yet converted into paid production deployments.