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ARK pushes back against a16z’s ‘TradFi wants blockchain, not DeFi’ claim

July 16, 2026 1 Min Read
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ARK Make investments’s director of analysis pushed again in opposition to investor a16z crypto’s thesis that conventional finance will undertake blockchain via permissioned infrastructure moderately than decentralized finance (DeFi).

Lorenzo Valente stated in a Wednesday X publish that public blockchains have already outperformed non-public blockchain initiatives, citing the expansion of tokenized property on Ethereum and different open networks.

He added that crypto-native corporations corresponding to Circle and Coinbase, moderately than incumbent monetary establishments, are finest positioned to construct the subsequent technology of monetary infrastructure.

A day earlier, a16z crypto argued that conventional monetary establishments are usually not embracing DeFi however selectively adopting blockchain expertise that matches current compliance, governance and operational necessities.

The enterprise capital agency’s X publish stated banks and asset managers will construct “programmable monetary infrastructure” that borrows blockchain primitives corresponding to tokenization and atomic settlement whereas remaining permissioned and institutionally managed.

Sentora co-founder Jesus Rodriguez additionally pushed again in opposition to a16z’s thesis, saying establishments are more likely to undertake DeFi’s underlying infrastructure whereas layering compliance, custody and different enterprise controls on high.

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