zagalost.RWA

Even though, private credit market is sitting at ~$3.5T, the infrastructure behind it, is still done mostly manually; data is fragmented, settlement is slow, heavy intermediaries, excetra. McKinsey estimates ~$300B in tokenized loans by 2030.

@RWAwatchlist_ structuring real-world assets with enforceable rules and automated lifecycle execution. ETFs were step one. Tokenized markets are next.

@RWAwatchlist_ When players like BlackRock move into established products, it’s about control over distribution, liquidity, and infrastructure. The next step is how these assets evolve into programmable, on-chain instruments. That’s where T-RIZE sits...

BlackRock just filed to launch a Nasdaq-100 ETF. Ticker IQQ. Tracking the same index as Invesco's QQQ. The world's largest asset manager is coming for the one ETF they do not own yet. Invesco held that space alone for decades. Not anymore.

Canton Network now operates with 40+ Super Validators and 800+ total validators. Joined in March by Apollo ($938B AUM) and Circle (USDCx). The institutional DeFi infrastructure layer is no longer theoretical. $CC

@efipm Sleep is officially a social construct now, thanks Wall Street.

Wall Street Braces for 24/7 Trading via Tokenization DTCC intends to tokenize entire $100 trillion asset catalog, beginning with U.S. Treasuries later this year. NYSE Digital Trading Platform (announced Jan 2026): 24/7 onchain trading + settlement of U.S. equities/ETFs, instant settlement, fractional shares, stablecoin funding. Partners: BNY + Citi for tokenized deposits. Nasdaq SEC approval (March 18): Russell 1000 stocks + S&P 500/Nasdaq-100 ETFs buff.ly/VYj6fqa

@CantonArmy Wen means now.

wen staking $CC?

@ben_grossman Took 10 years of institutions are coming for institutions to just become the institutions.

Tokenized stocks, and Ondo, on the front page of WSJ Wall Street 2.0 is here

@arno39 LUNA. bro didn't even wait, it ran straight off a cliff.

name a crypto project that was "the future" in 2021 and is completely irrelevant today. i'll wait.

@RWAFoundation_ The wrapper doesn't make the asset good, the asset makes the asset good. People forget that when everything's pumping.

The goal here is to bring as much real value onchain as possible. Yeah, everyone wants the numbers going up and to the right - TVL, onchain assets, holders - all of that matters. But it’s not the only thing that matters. If the underlying products and assets aren’t actually high quality, then none of those numbers mean anything long term. This space only works if what’s being tokenized is actually worth investing in. Because at the end of the day, you’re not just investing in “onchain” - you’re investing in something that should hold value offchain too.

Some folks assume becoming a validator just means nothing other than running a node. On Canton, super validator onboarding touches legal agreements, identity verification, governance obligations, and technical SLAs. Way before you even spin up infra. The barrier is the feature.

@CantonFdn Some folks assume "becoming a validator" just means running a node. On Canton Network, super validator onboarding touches legal agreements, identity verification, governance obligations, and technical SLAs — before you even spin up infrastructure. The barrier is the feature.

Super Validators are the organizations that run, secure, and operate Canton's Global Synchronizer, the shared coordination layer that enables atomic, privacy-preserving transactions across the network. What they do: → Vote on governance changes through the onchain governance application → Participate in BFT consensus for message ordering and confirmation → Keep the shared layer decentralized, no single Super Validator controls it → Earn Canton Coin rewards tied to the utility they contribute to the network → Each Super Validator commits to a specific set of milestones Today @CantonNetwork has 45+ Super Validators, TradFi institutions and crypto native organizations each bringing specialized capability while collectively governing the network!

@AshCrypto Feels like they want the W before midterms. fingers crossed iran doesn't fumble this.

🚨The next 48 hours are going to be EXTREMELY important for all markets. 1st Scenario: If a deal between the US and Iran is announced: Oil will drop sharply, likely below $100. Yields will fall. US stock index will pump 2%-3%. Asia will rise too. Bitcoin will likely reclaim $72k 2nd Scenario: No deal is announced and Trump plans to send ground troops and blow shit up. Oil will push towards $125+. Stocks, crypto, everything is fucked. Trump’s tone tells me a deal is coming as Iran has also said they want to completely end the war. Let’s hope Iran doesn’t come out says “ the 45 days ceasefire news is fake ”

@trize_io The positioning was right, the timing was okay. The alliances was that good. We are here early.

Strategic alliance growth remains a core priority.

@CantonArmy @arkenaio @privketcom When a regulated stablecoin issuer starts anchoring your consensus layer, that's not a partnership announcement but an infrastructure commitment. They don't do that for ecosystems they're uncertain about.

Another fruitful week for Canton Network — more drama than announcements. Crypto gatekeepers on X showed up loud… then had to retreat once it was clear they hadn’t done their homework. Schooled quickly. NFTs are coming to Canton via @arkenaio & @privketcom Old energy returning. @circle is now a super validator. @TrenchWeb3 putting out solid educational content. @hifibridge now supports Canton, enabling private, composable, institutional-grade stablecoin payments. Newity picked Canton for onchain small business credit distribution. @Transak is now integrated. Fiat access just got easier. @WalletConnect support for $CC coming soon. @CantonNetwork x @ZenithFdn were cooking at ETH CC. A few ETH maxis might be rethinking things. Momentum is building fast. The ecosystem is accelerating.

@efipm The convergence is real, the timeline assumptions probably aren't.

@efipm The framing is interesting but it might actually undersell what's happening. Linux won because developers chose it bottom-up. Banking standards get imposed top-down by regulators and incumbent consortia, very different adoption dynamics.

The financial world is looking at the wrong things. While everyone chases "customer experience," the real revolution is happening at the foundation. 👉WATCH THE FULL BREAKDOWN HERE: 🔗 ow.ly/zyTs50YCfn8 I’m on the train to Davos 🇨🇭 sharing the 3 massive shifts that will redefine Finance in 2026: 🔺Open vs. Permissioned: The tug-of-war for the soul of our financial infrastructure. 🔺 Harmonized Standards: Why the "Linux moment" for banking is finally here. 🔺 AI + Blockchain Convergence: The silent silos are finally breaking—and the value unlock will be historic.

@IxsFinance you don't just cut out middlemen, you make entire business models structurally unviable. That's not an upgrade. That's a category collapse.

@IxsFinance The "few" landing harder when it's the IMF saying it than when it's some anon with a pepe pfp. But the real thing people are sleeping on is programmability not settlement speed. When yield can be streamed per second and collateral moves automatically,

The IMF just called tokenisation a "structural shift in financial architecture." Not a trend. Not a tech upgrade. A structural shift. Here's what that means in plain English. Your pension fund buys a bond. →It sits in custody. →Settles in two days. →Earns yield quarterly. Moving it requires phone calls, paperwork, and middlemen taking a cut at every step. Now that same bond lives onchain. →Instant settlement. →Continuous yield. →24/7 liquidity. Switching brokers takes a click, not a month. This isn't CT talking. This is the IMF. Few.

Transparent ownership. This is how Africa’s next growth corridors become accessible wealth instead of someone else’s windfall. Who’s claiming their slice? 🌍

are quietly multiplying land and rental value in emerging zones. Most still locked out by capital and title barriers. SEC RATOP rules now back compliant tokenization with ₦1 billion minimum capital. Fractional stakes in infrastructure-linked assets. Proportional yields on-chain.

Naira steady near ₦1,380 as real estate eyes $2.4 trillion by end-2026. Property prices forecast 5–15% nominal growth, stronger where infrastructure hits. Housing deficit of 15–28 million units keeps demand structural, but new rail extensions, deep sea ports, and urban corridors