Exclusive: Fahmi Syed says Midnight can fix the problem JP Morgan, Goldman and Citi are creating
Cryptopolitan sat down for a chat with Fahmi Syed, President of Midnight Foundation, at Consensus Miami, where he told Karnika E. Yashwant, better known as Mr. KEY, founder and CEO of KEY Difference Media, that every bank on Wall Street wants its own lane, but clients still need to deal across the whole road. Fahmi pointed at JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM), Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), and Citigroup (NYSE: C) as examples of major institutions building private blockchain systems that may improve things inside each bank while making life harder across banks. OpenSea CMO says private bank chains are creating a new access problem for clients Fahmi said the irony is hard to miss. “Who would have thought five years ago JP Morgan would be at a Web3 convention?” he said. “So what their JP Morgan coin allows is internally for them, for their clients to utilize that rail. It gives better transparency across departments, better maybe efficiencies across global entities. But actually, its… less efficient than the existing TradFi rails.” A client at Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) still cannot simply settle or buy an asset from another banks chain, like all these shiny systems magically understand each other. Fahmi said that right there is the