Microsoft's Bill Borden has highlighted the increasing pressure on legacy financial systems due to the rising demands of AI-driven transactions. According to NS3.AI, Borden emphasized the need for enhanced audit and control tools to manage these demands effectively. Meanwhile, Chainalysis CEO Jonathan Levin pointed out that the existing crypto infrastructure provides a viable model for software-driven finance. Levin predicted that within the next decade, a significant portion of commerce could be settled on public infrastructure, reflecting a shift towards more decentralized financial systems.