JUST IN: The Zenith EVM Testnet is live and open to the public. For the first time, 31800+ Ethereum developers can deploy standard Solidity applications that compose atomically with @CantonNetwork - the institutional blockchain where DTCC, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Visa process $9T+ in monthly settlement volume. Point your existing tools at the Zenith RPC endpoint and deploy. Your contracts don't change, your tooling doesn't change, and every transaction is finalized through Canton's consensus with deterministic finality in seconds. The external_call() primitive enables atomic composability with Canton-native Daml workflows directly, and the Linked Transactions explorer shows you the full lifecycle of every transaction across both environments in one place. Zenith is already contributing to two of the most significant tokenization initiatives running on Canton: @The_DTCC 's DTC Digital Assets Solutions Industry Working Group bringing $114 trillion in U.S. securities on-chain, and @progmat_en's Tokenized JGB working group targeting Japan's $1.6 trillion JGB repo market alongside MUFG, Mizuho, and BlackRock Japan. This is the first public venue where Ethereum's programmability and Canton's institutional rails meet. Get started: docs.zenith.network Explore: explorer.testnet.zenith.netw… Full announcement: zenith.network/resources/blo… To test atomic cross-environment workflows with the Zenith Gateway, reach out to us directly: [email protected] Zth.

Coming from Ethereum, or ready to build native? Canton has a path either way. @FiveNorthHQ builds core developer infrastructure for native Daml development on Canton, including deployment tooling that lets builders get onto DevNet without running their own validator. @ZenithFdn brings Solidity and EVM compatibility to Canton, giving Ethereum developers a bridge into the network without needing to learn Daml from scratch. Two teams. Two entry points. One network.

JUST IN: Zenith has been invited to join Progmat's Tokenized JGB and On-chain Repo Working Group, a consortium bringing together MUFG, Mizuho, Sumitomo Mitsui, BlackRock Japan, State Street, SBI Securities, Japan Exchange Group, and other major players, conducting a joint study on bringing Japan's $1.6 trillion JGB (Japanese Government Bond) repo market on-chain. Japan's JGB repo market is one of the largest in the world, processing ¥250-270 trillion annually and representing roughly 10% of the global government bond-backed repo market. Today it settles a business day after a trade is executed, operates within traditional market hours, and requires manual processes at every step. The working group is targeting same-day settlement, 24/7 availability, and cross-border access, enabling fully on-chain repo transactions using tokenized JGB collateral paired with stablecoin cash legs via lending protocols. A comprehensive report is expected in October 2026, with issuance pilots targeted for later this year. Read the full announcement: zenith.network/resources/blo… Zth.

ETHConf week in New York is one of the best moments in the calendar to have the conversations that actually move things forward. @NorbertVadas, our Head of Product, will be there across the full week: @ethconf June 8-10, Canton Café by @CantonNetwork on June 9, the Rooftop Mixer with @Quantstamp on June 10, the Institutional DeFi Meetup, and the Link Learning Lab on June 11. If you're thinking seriously about where DeFi and institutional infrastructure converge, come find us. Zenith is building the native execution layer on Canton that connects EVM (and soon SVM) developer ecosystem to Canton's institutional infrastructure. Zth.