Blockchain technology will transform global financial markets within the next decade by dismantling their siloed structure and fostering a unified, accessible system, according to Marc Tillement, Director of Pyth Data Association.
In an interview with Benzinga, Tillement outlined how public blockchains—such as Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) and Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) already consolidate pricing, execution, and settlement into a single layer, a shift he sees accelerating to bridge fragmented markets like those in the U.S., China and Europe.
His vision, rooted in Pyth’s work delivering real-time price feeds across 120+ blockchains, hinges on overcoming technical and trust barriers that currently limit blockchain’s reach into traditional finance.
Tillement emphasized the disjointed nature of today’s financial landscape as a key driver for blockchain’s rise.
“The global financial market is actually not global at all,” he said. “It’s very siloed. So you have the U.S. market, you have the Chinese market, each European country, et cetera.”
He pointed to traditional finance’s reliance …
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