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Ok, KTA fans please upvote this so we can get native @KeetaNetwork mainnet support, for easy tax reporting.
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Will reduce friction my making it easier for folks to adopt mainnet.
Thanks friends 🙏
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
$KTA @KeetaNetwork Stable coins on the Keeta network allow anyone to hold multinational currencies, exchange one currency for another, and send/recieve money globally. Under a second. For less than 1 cent.
Alright! @KeetaNetwork Anchor v0.0.107 dropped today. I’m including v0.0.106 too because i missed it.
The theme across both releases is, making multi-step payments more
robust in order to survive real-world conditions like:
- slow bank rails
- server hiccups
- bridge price drift)
and making the wallet much faster… 🧵
Users will be able to:
👉 Open the Keeta web wallet and see "Recent activities" in about 19 seconds instead of about 57 on mainnet
👉 Complete cross-chain transfers through bridges like LayerZero even if the bridge delivers a few basis points less than quoted, instead of the whole payment failing
👉 Have slow bank payments (e.g. ACH, which can sit pending for over 5 minutes) complete instead of timing out
👉 Avoid failed payments caused by a brief server error while a transfer is still progressing
👉 See correct asset and provider data in apps when many lookups happen at once, where before some silently came back empty
Companies will be able to:
👉 Set their own slippage tolerance per payment, from 0 to 10,000 basis points
👉 Tune how long and how often each payment step is checked, including "wait indefinitely" for slow rails
👉 Record an owner's estimated yearly income band on KYB certificates, supporting stricter business onboarding checks
Digest this friends, read the vendors listed in the stack diagram, realise what @KeetaNetwork have built.
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
We are heading toward November 30, and the pieces across institutional finance are lining up faster and faster.
Yesterday, Cameron from LayerZero shared an update regarding 21X, a regulated European exchange in Frankfurt.
LayerZero proved that an on chain order book can match 10,000 tokenized stock orders per second with zero off chain matching.
When explaining the architecture, Cameron pointed out that institutions need private infrastructure for end to end control of their stack, while the permissionless base layer provides universal connectivity.
What caught my attention is what Ty Schenk published just 16 hours earlier in his 2026 Annual Letter.
Ty outlined how private institutional ledgers operate within their own environments, while connecting through a shared network to move value and settlement across boundaries.
In that exact same letter, Ty explicitly confirmed LayerZero as a core integration rail alongside Base, Bridge, and Visa Direct.
When you look at both announcements, the connection starts to make sense: LayerZero is building the high speed trading engine for tokenized stocks and bonds alongside market makers like Citadel Securities, but trading venues still need a public highway to settle real commercial bank money.
With November 30 approaching for the launch of Open ATLAS, followed by December 15 when legacy liquidity pools permanently retire, the timing of these announcements does not feel accidental.
I am kind of curious where this leads as we head into the end of November, watching these different institutional pieces slowly move toward each other.
Just observing the architecture and watching the pieces assemble.
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$KTA @KeetaNetwork #Keeta #Fintech #Crypto
An inflection point for private blockchain infrastructure in capital markets.
Exciting to see our work come to life on scaling private infrastructure to the speed & efficiency that institutions demand, in collaboration with @tradeon21x.
While permissionless at the base layer will persist for universal connectivity, this is a novel approach built for use cases requiring end to end control of the stack.
A big moment!
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
Your AI assistant is about to get a wallet. Mastercard's OpenAI partnership puts tokenized cards inside AI agents, per its earnings call. The catch, per its CEO: consumers must trust the agent, and merchants must be discoverable to one. Networks want to be the checkout layer.
With mention of quantum security amidst a season of AI-facilitated hacks and TPS in the billions, CEO @schenkty establishes a yearly cadence for updating the market alongside investors, with @KeetaNetwork's accomplishments, current approach and trajectory.
A masterstroke, for serving long term partners and investors. 👏
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
Hi, Keeta keeta:native is also available on @Revolut #Crypto , so feel free to trade there too.
#CryptoTrading @Revolut @KeetaNetwork keeta:native
Please pay attention friends. @KeetaNetwork reached ATH because people could even then, see how impactful the technology would be.
It just took longer than hoped for things to come together. There will always be sellers.
I am excited about what’s coming. DYOR. Don’t fade base:0xc0634090f2fe6c6d75e61be2b949464abb498973 without learning about what the team have built.
Was speaking with @Brown_Thunder76 , who’s since stepped back from the space but wanted to get some of this out properly. Sharing with his input.
I don’t think people fully realise what’s happening with LayerZero’s ATLAS launch on 30 November.
There are essentially two sides to ATLAS, Open ATLAS and Institutional ATLAS.
With DTCC’s recent tokenisation announcements, I’ve seen growing speculation that tokenised stocks and other traditional securities could begin trading on ATLAS from day one. While that’s certainly possible, I’m not convinced that’s what we’re going to see initially.
The 30 November launch seems to be focused on Open ATLAS, with GTE, Bullish, Defined and TrueNorth among the first announced partners. Looking at these platforms, their current focus seems to be cryptocurrency trading, perpetual futures and other digital asset services. None of their announcements, at least so far, confirm that tokenised traditional securities will be trading on ATLAS at launch.
But that’s only part of the bigger picture. LayerZero has also discussed an institutional side of ATLAS designed to accommodate regulated financial markets. LayerZero has previously disclosed involvement from major financial institutions, including ICE, DTCC and Citadel Securities, in its broader institutional infrastructure efforts. DTCC announcing progress on tokenisation doesn’t mean those assets will be available to trade on ATLAS on 30 November. For that to happen, you still need trading venues, supported assets, custody arrangements, settlement infrastructure and the necessary regulatory framework.
So when does Institutional ATLAS actually arrive? As far as we’re aware, there hasn’t been a confirmed production launch date for institutional securities trading on ATLAS. My speculation is that we could begin seeing initial institutional deployments during Q1 or Q2 of 2027, potentially with additional partners and integrations announced before then. That doesn’t rule out tokenised securities appearing sooner, it simply means we shouldn’t confuse the launch of the trading infrastructure with the launch of every market that may eventually use it.
I think the initial crypto native venues could demonstrate what ATLAS is capable of. But the institutional venues could ultimately represent a substantially larger opportunity. 30 November may be the starting line, not the finish line.
Worth tying this back to Keeta specifically. Keeta’s own commercial bank money product with LayerZero is live today, moving across Ethereum, Solana, Base and Keeta via the OFT standard. But that’s Open ATLAS adjacent infrastructure, not Institutional ATLAS. Any role for Keeta CMB inside institutional ATLAS, trading alongside DTCC linked securities or similar, would depend on institutional ATLAS actually launching, and based on the above that’s realistically a Q1 or Q2 2027 story, not a 30 November one. Good reason to keep expectations calibrated to the right timeline.
base:0xc0634090f2fe6c6d75e61be2b949464abb498973 @KeetaNetwork
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
Vaults with tokenized bank deposits you say @googlecloud ? 🏦🔒
Sounds familiar
And you invited to @KeetaNetwork to this (invite only) MPC conference where this product was revealed?
$KTA
Why do I think @KeetaNetwork may be involved?
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
What do we really need? A budget for roofers, midwives, electricians, plumbers, bricklayers, mechanics, farmers, fishermen, hairdressers, market traders, lorry drivers, postmen, factory workers, nurses, engineers, soldiers, carers, teachers, bin men, shopkeepers, entrepreneurs, pub landlords, the self-employed and more.
For the people who keep our economy running, who keep our country going.
Not the indolent, not the scroungers, not the foreigners.
But the workers. The ones getting up at 5.30am, struggling to get the kids ready for school on time. Constantly thinking, worrying, stressing. Putting in the hours to provide for their family.
Sometimes moaning, but always doing. Always working. Always trying. The real working class.
That's who I'm backing, and that's who Restore Britain is backing.
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
$KTA 👁👁
AI in Defense Tech and other regulated industries comes with high risk.
The reason? The Runtime Verification Gap.
Accrediting the environment is not the same as accrediting the computation.
In defense, banking, health systems, insurance - once an AI model encounters live data across regulated cloud or edge nodes, real-time verification breaks down - creating massive compliance, safety, and operational risk.
We just published our research thesis on how to bridge this gap and unblock critical AI deployments.
That’s what Ziru Labs is doing.
Inside the paper, we cover:
🔹 Why pre-deployment testing fails at the edge
🔹 The true cost of unverified runtime AI in defense & regulated cloud environments
🔹 An architectural framework for continuous, real-time verification that unlocks autonomy from the defense edge to autonomous pay agents.
Ziru Labs CEO @danmartinceo and Jan de Voor (PhD student, Graduate Research Assistant, TigerSec Laboratory at Clemson University) lay it out point by point.
📄 Read the full paper: (Link in the first comment 👇)
#DefenseTech #GovTech #InfoSec
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
I earn £100 grand a year.
I have a detached house. 2 cars and my wife is a full time home maker.
I can just about afford this. I probably couldn’t afford the house I own if I was buying for the first time today.
My salary puts me in the top 5% of earners in the UK.
Top 5% to have a similar standard of living to Homer Simpson.
That is a disgrace.
We have a flatter salary distribution than Soviet Russia and the highest taxes and borrowing costs we’ve seen in generations.
Success is almost impossible because our tax system means hard work makes you a stressed out tax cow, not wealthy and certainly not free.
We need something radical.
Less state.
More family.
Less handouts.
More reward for risk.
Instead. Tomorrow, Labour will offer another batch of policies which will send one message to aspirational Brits: why bother.
I read a piece in the FT this week about the price of being middle class in Britain now and it said a couple earning £436,000 combined take home £216,000. That’s a crazy amount of tax, and it doesn't include VAT on purchases, council tax, stamp duty or other taxes (I think does include pension contributions). I can’t stop thinking about it.
Exciting. Not.
Government issues debt at highest interest rate since financial crisis on eve of Budget.
If only we had actual servant hearted leaders instead.
Only one man currently fits that bill for the UK. IYKYK.
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