Programmability is one of the most touted benefits of tokenized systems, and there are billions of dollars locked up in smart contracts in decentralized networks. But exactly what role does programmability have to play in a more regulated environment with intermediaries, and which use cases specific to financial institutions are most amenable to the supposed efficiency improvements programmability brings?
JPMC and MIT DCI are exploring a research collaboration on the future of financial infrastructure. To start, we’ll engage in a scoped project on the design decision for programmability platforms and potential use cases.
In collaboration with:
JPMorgan Chase & Co.