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NADX is a view on how markets should work, not just how they do work now.

This is where the core beliefs live: what a better market architecture would look like, what obligations intermediaries should have, and why the execution layer matters more than buzzwords.

Why No Moon for Securities on the Blockchain

Securities on the blockchain only make sense if they are a true change agent for fixing the current market structure.

Regulatory Capture — Why Markets Never Get Fixed

The data keeps supporting reform, but a concentrated trading minority keeps winning — not by cheating, but by understanding the structure better than everyone else.

The Compact That Was Never Honored

Market makers inherited the privileges of the old NYSE specialists without the obligations, and the buy‑side quietly moved from owner to product.

The Netting Myth

Claims that T‑instant settlement is impossible without netting are less about capital math and more about protecting the economics of an entrenched clearing franchise.