Paul Brody, founder and chief executive of Nightfall Networks, argues that businesses should try enterprise blockchains again after earlier projects failed to gain traction. He attributes many of those failures to the difficulty of keeping business information private.
Brody says lower transaction costs, new privacy tools and stablecoin liquidity now make the approach more practical. He notes that privacy is still not the default, and that blockchain capacity is ramping toward billions of transactions a day rather than already handling that volume.
