Doubt it.
Digital Asset's technology addresses these fundamental problems and creates a trusted ecosystem comprised of previously agreed and vetted counterparties. This new technology is expected to make it possible for regulated financial institutions to accommodate customers wishing to transact in crypto assets and also to utilize cryptographic technology to settle and track transfers of mainstream financial assets more quickly and at lower cost.
Sounds more like a variation on the bankster-friendly
Hyperledger style tech to me.. who's guys have recently created a
money funnel commercial entity, a la Ripple labs
Bitcoin is listed in their career section but not sure if the relationship to bitcoin is much more than buzzwords in the press releases. There is some more reasoning on why old money would be more likely to adopt distributed ledgers over decentralized ledgers below.
http://www.ofnumbers.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Permissioned-distributed-ledgers.pdfThe only revealing direction she appears to be going, is a world without the miners. In one answer she talks about....
"There are lots of different ways technologically to think
about the question of managing motivation for transaction
processing. The approach you describe is one approach that
exists today, but there are entirely different protocols where
the motivation of a network transaction processor, which is a
less pejorative term for miner, could be to keep the network
safe or functioning because they're users. So you could
imagine a world
where you dont have independent miners who are motivated by the financial return for their mining, but
rather people who have invested in a shared utility who have an
interest in it continuing to work because they are using it to
do whatever it is they do for a living."
In another, she mentions.....
".....a wholesale-oriented technology company that is
seeking to develop software and services for the application of
distributed digital databases,
including but not limited to the
blockchain, for effecting quicker, more secure settlement of
mainstream financial assets as well as digital assets."
Sounds ripple-esk to me.
