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[image] Everyone has an opinion on $CC. Far fewer people understand how it actually works under the hood. Canton Coin's tokenomics are more carefully designed than most coverage suggests and the discussions happening around it deserve a more precise foundation than speculation. We

[video] Our Head of Product @NorbertVadas just joined the @indexed_pod for a wide-ranging technical conversation about what Zenith is building on @CantonNetwork and what it means for institutional DeFi. If you want to hear Norbert walk through the architecture directly -why EVM

[video] Zenith has been selected to join @progmat_en's Tokenized JGB / On-Chain Repo Working Group, a consortium backed by Japan's largest financial institutions including MUFG Bank, Mizuho Bank, SMBC, BlackRock Japan, State Street, SBI Securities, and Japan Exchange Group. The group is

[image] Canton's Tokenomics Committee just independently verified something worth paying attention to. Bernhard Elsner (Chief Product Officer at @digitalasset) and Darko Pilav (Director of Client Experience Engineering at @digitalasset) ran Zenith's demo on their own machines, reviewed

[image] Japan's $1.6 trillion JGB (Japanese Government Bond) repo market represents roughly 10% of the global government bond-backed repo market. The consortium @progmat_en is leading to bring it on-chain includes some of the most significant financial institutions in the world. Zenith

[text] Canton surpassed 1,000+ validators in April. But the number matters less than what those validators are actually doing. > HSBC joined in March and completed a live tokenized deposits pilot by April, the first time the bank ran deposit tokens on a public chain. Validators on

[text] March on @CantonNetwork, by the numbers: > 800+ validators live > $2.5M–$3M burned daily, 2B+ $CC burned total. > Visa, Apollo, Mastercard, Circle all committed. > LayerZero connecting Canton to 165+ chains. > $CC up +3.2% on Zenith launch day while broader market dipped. Every

[video] The DeFi protocols that deploy on Zenith aren't just adding a new chain. They're establishing a position in an institutional ecosystem that has been quietly building for a decade, before most of the EVM developer community has any presence there at all. @CantonNetwork's Global

[image] DeFi built the composable financial primitives. Canton built the institutional infrastructure. For more than a decade they operated on parallel tracks, same destination, but no real connection between them. Zenith is that connection. DeFi protocols deploying on Zenith become

[video] Atomic composability without bridges means the value stays in the network. A DeFi protocol deploying on @CantonNetwork through Zenith doesn't just gain access to institutional counterparties, every transaction it generates routes natively through Canton's Global Synchronizer,

[text] Two governance upgrades on @CantonNetwork from June worth understanding: > CIP-0112: Canton Network Token Standard V2, privacy-enhanced batch settlement for atomic multi-transfer execution without exposing individual transaction details, multi-tier custody frameworks for

[image] The Ethereum developer ecosystem spent a decade building the most sophisticated programmable financial stack in crypto: 31,800+ active developers, 76 million deployed contracts, and composable DeFi primitives that power hundreds of billions in daily volume. Digital Asset spent

[image] JUST IN: The first piece of Understanding Canton series is out! If you've been trying to wrap your head around how @CantonNetwork's tokenomics actually work, this is the place to start. Canton Coin has no pre-mine, no founder allocation, and no VC distribution. Every $CC in

[video] MUFG testing on-chain JGB repos on @CantonNetwork is a signal worth paying attention to, and one Zenith has been working toward alongside the consortium making it happen. Earlier this year, Zenith was invited to join @progmat_en's Tokenized JGB and On-chain Repo Working Group,

[image] We're building infrastructure that global financial institutions depend on, now we need the engineer who makes sure it never goes down. Zenith is hiring a Senior Site Reliability Engineer. This is a role for someone who has owned production reliability solo before, built the

[text] Canton generated ~$59-60M in fees in the past 30 days, ranking it among the top protocols globally by real revenue, driven by institutional settlement and tokenization workflows. That number alone tells you something about June. The rest of the month matched that signal: -

[image] Canton's reward model has one core principle: real contribution earns real rewards. Recently that principle paid out 25,424,478.41 $CC to Zenith for the completion of Milestone 2. What earned it: true atomic composability between @CantonNetwork and EVM, evaluated independently

[image] Making Ethereum and @CantonNetwork speak the same institutional language, that's a good way to describe what Zenith is building. The conversations at the Louvre's Canton Track were exactly the right place for that discussion, and @HeslinKim came back with a lot to bring forward.

[image] Meet Zenith Co-founder & CBO @HeslinKim on stage in Singapore this October at @rwasummit. Asia has been one of the most active regions for institutional tokenization this year, and Zenith has been in the middle of those conversations. Singapore during RWA Week is where the

[image] Korea is paying attention. Zenith Co-founder & CBO @HeslinKim sat down with Digital Asset Works after a private event in Seoul with 50 major Korean financial institutions alongside a16z and Tiger Research. Key takeaways from the interview: > Japanese financial institutions chose

[image] One network, two ways in. > Zenith EVM is for builders who want the fastest path to Canton's institutional ecosystem, a shared execution layer where infrastructure costs, oracles, risk monitoring, and wallet infrastructure are handled, so Solidity developers can deploy

[text] While most of crypto is still searching for durable institutional use cases, @CantonNetwork is where live production settlement of tokenized U.S. Treasuries and equities is already happening. July Canton Signal numbers that tell that story: → $60.2M in fees over 30 days, ranked

[image] Zenith in the Korean press today 🇰🇷 @HeslinKim sat down for a wide-ranging interview covering why Japan's megabank consortium chose Zenith for the $1.6 trillion JGB repo initiative, what tokenized real-world assets mean for global capital markets over the next decade, and what

[image] "Atomicity requires a shared synchronizer. Cross-chain swaps to non-Canton networks are application-level, not protocol-level." A @marwanelr's piece on Canton's atomicity model draws this line clearly and this is the exact distinction Zenith is built around. HTLCs enforce an

[image] New report out today "Canton or Ethereum: The Institutional Choice Ahead". A full breakdown of where institutional finance is choosing to build, what Ethereum's developer ecosystem brings to the table, and how Zenith connects the two. Here are the numbers worth knowing before

[video] In 2025, major Ethereum L2s generated over $129 million in total revenue and paid approximately $10 million back to Ethereum in data availability fees, the rest stayed with the L2 sequencers. This is the structural problem with the L2 model that rarely gets discussed plainly.

[video] "Even if your application is deployed on Zenith, because of the atomic composability and the ability to process EVM events within Canton workflows natively, it opens up a whole bunch of new use cases which are simply just not possible in the EVM ecosystem currently." That's

[text] A token sitting in a wallet does nothing on its own. It doesn't clear a trade, post as collateral, or compose with the product next to it. What turns a token into a market is execution, where logic runs, trades settle, and one product plugs into another. Together with @hectoinc,

[image] Canton's Accountability Committee just independently verified something worth paying attention to. Bernhard Elsner (Chief Product Officer at @digitalasset) and Darko Pilav (Director of Client Experience Engineering at @digitalasset) ran Zenith's demo on their own machines,

[image] Zenith Co-founder & CBO @HeslinKim is speaking at @blockworksDAS Asia in Singapore on October 7, and the timing is right for the conversations this event brings together. 500+ institutions. $3.8​T+ in AUM represented. Morgan Stanley, Fidelity, BlackRock, DBS, and SWIFT in the

[image] Tokenized real-world assets crossed $22 billion earlier this year. McKinsey projects $2-4 trillion by 2030. The infrastructure those assets settle on matters more than most of the market currently appreciates, and @CantonNetwork is where the largest institutions are already

[image] For years the assumption was that privacy and composability in blockchain were a trade-off. Public chains gave developers the ecosystem and the liquidity but exposed every transaction to every participant. Private chains gave institutions the confidentiality they needed but cut

[video] The latest Canton Insiders episode just dropped and this is a genuinely good conversation. @GArentoft goes deep on what Zenith is building, eight years of DeFi experience now applied to bringing the EVM stack to Canton, with atomic composability that lets a Canton asset move to

[image] Two milestones complete. The foundation for full EVM composability at the protocol layer is laid. The external_call() primitive is now merged into Canton's repository, allowing Daml contracts on @CantonNetwork to invoke Solidity contracts on Zenith from within Daml workflows,

[image] Institutional blockchain infrastructure stopped being theoretical a while ago. JPMorgan, DTCC, Goldman Sachs, and Visa are running live production workflows on Canton, processing $​9T+ monthly across real capital flows, compliance frameworks, and governance requirements that took

[video] Here's another fun fact about @ZenithFdn. Most chains still measure progress by TVL — a number that is often driven by speculative liquidity. Canton is operating differently. There is already real institutional volume moving on the network, including tokenized assets and capital