More on the latest with @CantonNetwork
They're fresh off a major strategic investment announced this week from Wall Street giants like BNY, Nasdaq, iCapital, and S&P Global, building on their $135M raise earlier this year.
This comes as the network hits new milestones:
- Franklin Templeton's Benji platform expanding tokenized funds for collateral use
- Chainlink's full integration as a Super Validator bringing reliable oracles and cross-chain tech
- Groundbreaking on-chain US Treasury financing and 24/7 repo trades already live.
With trillions in tokenized RWAs flowing through atomic settleme

I've been diving deeper into @CantonNetwork more and more lately, it's genuinely the first public blockchain designed from the ground up for institutions, delivering real on-chain privacy so banks and markets can sync assets and data without ever exposing sensitive info.
What stands out is how it's bridging traditional finance with blockchain seamlessly. It uses instant atomic settlements, full interoperability across apps, and compliance directly in.
Backed by powerhouses like Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, BNY, Nasdaq, and recent strategic investments from S&P Global and others, plus partnershi

$KTA quietly dropped a huge update yesterday, and it feels the hype isn't where it needs to be.
They’re not running the same old blockchain model.
They’ve built a DAG system that lets transactions run in parallel, not one by one.
That means:
- Way higher throughput
- Instant finality
- Better scaling as usage grows
In a sense, it is the direction every L1 wants to move toward, but $KTA is already implementing it.
The Product Manual breaks it down really well, and the architecture actually solves a lot of the pain points/struggles we’ve gotten used to in traditional chains.
$KTA still looks ear

$EDEL is starting to feel more and more like the early $KTA days.
It took $KTA about 70 days to break through a $100 million market cap, and then only ONE month to rip all the way to $700 million market cap…
And now, I’ve got a feeling $EDEL is on the verge of doing something very similar.
The timing for $EDEL and their launch is perfect, with more and more large players and institutions becoming interested in on chain activity and tokenization adoption.
For example yesterday, we finally saw Vanguard fold on their previously bearish stance on crypto, now allowing their investors to hold $BTC E

$EDEL’s first monthly update is out…and it's wild how early it still feels.
This month alone:
- 40,000+ waitlist signups
- A tier-1 partnership already secured
- Multiple free CEX listings
- Massive organic volume
- A testnet designed to actually go viral, not just “go live”
And that’s before the real catalyst even hits.
In mid-December, Coinbase is expected to enter the tokenized equities market.
If that narrative catches on, think of where people will look for exposure.
- $EDEL is already live on Base.
- Already has tens of thousands of users lined up.
- Already building the only dedicated l

$KTA quietly dropped a huge milestone this week, the fiat anchor is now live on testnet.
This is the last major step before it gets pushed to mainnet.
Once it lands, we’ll get the full breakdown of features, capabilities, and what this unlocks for the ecosystem.
Everything else on the dev side is still moving forward in parallel. No delays or slowdown, just steady execution toward the next wave of mainnet milestones.
The momentum across the community has been insane lately.
Feels like $KTA is gearing up for a very real inflection point.

The more I look into $EDEL and what’s happening in traditional finance, the more obvious it becomes that tokenized equities are not some small, random narrative anymore.
They’re quickly turning into the reform the market actually needs. Lower costs, cleaner structure, real ownership.
What most people overlook is how much money flows through the system because short sellers are required to borrow shares.
Billions in rent move around every year, yet almost none of it reaches the actual owners of those shares.
$EDEL is building the infrastructure that fixes that. Instead of that value disappeari

The more I look into $EDEL, the more it feels like they’re quietly building something massive.
It isn't hype, but actually fixing the parts of the market that everyone just accepts as “how it is.”
They’re basically taking the liquidity and borrowing side of equities, something usually locked up for institutions, and making it cheaper, faster, and open to everyone.
And I love the angle they keep pushing:
Don't just use the next Revolut, but own the systems it’ll run on.
If equities really are heading into a new era, $EDEL feels like it’s lining itself up at the center of it.
Still feels early.

The MASSIVE shift we’re about to see in stock lending moving on-chain is insane…
The $2.5 TRILLION stock lending market has been run the old traditional and many would say outdated way for FAR too long.
$EDEL is here to change ALL of that.
The move to on-chain stock lending will fix everything that’s currently broken.
Lenders won’t need a middleman and they will finally get to earn rent from the stocks they lend. All transparent and all on-chain.
And it’s safe to assume that even more participants from the $110 TRILLION stock market will start lending their assets on-chain through $EDEL now th

$KTA is seen as “centralized” because one of the nodes in the stress test used Google Spanner is wild lol.
Every chain: BTC, ETH, whatever it may be, runs on nodes with their own local databases.
Whether a node uses SQLite, Postgres, Dynamo, Spanner…it doesn’t change anything about how decentralized the network is.
Keeta’s 11M+ TPS test was about one thing: showing how much throughput the system can handle.
People can argue all they want, but the numbers speak for themselves. Keeta’s tech is on another level.

People don’t realize how big $EDEL’s mission really is.
Tokenization isn’t just about putting assets on-chain, anyone can do that.
The real game-changer is ownership. Actual control. No intermediaries deciding what you can or can’t do with your own capital.
This is the shift the industry’s been pretending to talk about for years, moving from access to true ownership.
And when that shift hits mainstream, the projects solving the hard problems like compliance, liquidity, verified ownership, etc are the ones that win.
$EDEL is quietly positioning itself right at the center of that transition.

$KTA is building something crazy and people are still sleeping...
They're basically recreating the core of global finance on-chain:
– sub-half-second settlement (actual real-time payments)
– 11M+ TPS so it never chokes under load
– no smart contracts for basic financial logic
– direct hooks into real-world payment rails
– compliance locked in from day one
It’s the first crypto network that feels built for banks, fintech, payments, FX, everything.
$KTA is lining up to be the chain that TradFi eventually has no choice but to use.