Canton is creating an environment where financial institutions can transact and manage tokenized assets without compromising on the requirements of traditional finance
But infrastructure is only part of the equation. Assets also need distribution, trading, and ways to connect with market participants
By building on @CantonNetwork and operating our own validator, we’re contributing to the network while building towards the next layer of the ecosystem: bringing assets closer to the markets and participants that give them utility
That’s where eesee comes in
Canton’s Featured Apps give you a window into the applications bringing real use cases to the network
You can see:
→ what each app is building
→ the problem it’s solving
→ how it uses Canton
→ where it fits into the wider ecosystem
For builders, it’s a useful way to understand where activity is happening and what kinds of applications are emerging across the network
For users, it’s a way to discover what you can actually do on @CantonNetwork
Eesee is building with the same vision of bringing meaningful use cases to the ecosystem
Explore Canton’s Featured Apps: cantonecosystem.com/
One of the things that makes Canton especially interesting to build on is how openly the network evolves
Canton Improvement Proposals (CIPs) give anyone a direct look at what could come next, before those changes become part of the network
You can see:
→ what’s being proposed
→ what problem it’s meant to solve
→ how it could affect the network
→ how the community is thinking about it
For builders, this is more than just technical documentation
It’s a way to understand where Canton is heading, what’s being prioritized, and how the infrastructure we’re building on may evolve over time
As eesee continues building on Canton, CIPs are one of the ways we stay close to that evolution
Explore them here: github.com/canton-foundation…
Canton is built around a network of organizations that operate and govern its infrastructure
Validators run participant nodes and connect applications to the network
Super Validators operate the Global Synchronizer and participate in governance, including votes on major protocol and network decisions
This creates a network where the organizations building on Canton can also have a role in how it evolves
There’s an approval process involving existing ecosystem participants, creating a more curated network of organizations operating and contributing to Canton
Eesee is already part of this ecosystem, running its own Validator on Canton
As eesee builds its asset distribution platform on Canton, our Validator gives us a direct role in the infrastructure supporting it
Privacy is one of the biggest requirements for bringing real financial activity onchain
@CantonNetwork takes a fundamentally different approach from public blockchains
Transactions aren't simply broadcast for everyone to see
Participants only receive the information they're authorized to access
For institutions, that means sensitive financial activity can stay private while still enabling coordination and settlement across the network
As more financial assets move onchain, this infrastructure can make it possible for retail users to access a broader range of assets and markets without exposing the underlying financial relationships and data behind them
That balance, private where it needs to be, accessible where it should be, is what makes the model interesting
It's also one of the reasons we chose to build eesee on Canton
Making financial markets more accessible to everyone, one step at a time
Every IDO comes with a lot to analyze
Security, project metrics, onchain data and other signals, not all of which are easy to find or publicly available
We’re bringing it all together
Every IDO on eesee will have its own score and eesee’s internal assessment, along with data from trusted integrations and other key metrics
Instead of digging through different sources and individual data points, users will have one simple score that brings the bigger picture together
The eesee scoring system is coming soon 🔔
The eesee SuperDapp is built around giving users more ways to participate, earn, and access opportunities across the ecosystem.
As eesee grows, so does the role $ESE plays.
New products and features will create new utilities and more ways for holders and stakers to benefit.
One ecosystem, multiple ways in.
More coming very soon 🔔
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Tokenized assets need somewhere to land after issuance. Canton provides privacy, permissioning, and interoperability at the network level.
@Eesee_io on giving Canton users one place to receive, track, and eventually deploy what they hold.
Canton is building the financial infrastructure
Institutions are already coming
Now it needs a front door for everyone else
That’s eesee
We’re moving beyond the launchpad to build a SuperDapp where retail can access, launch, swap, and earn across assets on Canton
The financial hub era for eesee starts now
Canton is building the infrastructure for institutional finance to move onchain, with privacy, compliance, and interoperability at its core
And the institutions already building on it speak for themselves: Goldman Sachs. BNP Paribas. DTCC. Euroclear. Deutsche Börse
600+ institutions. Trillions in assets represented on the network
For Eesee, this is about getting ahead of where the market is going
RWAs are moving onchain. Institutional capital is moving onchain
We want to be one of the first platforms making that accessible to everyday users
@CantonNetwork brings the institutional rails
Eesee brings the simple, accessible layer on top
This is where institutional assets meet retail access
Eesee is now running its own validator on @CantonNetwork
This gives eesee a direct role in operating on the network
It’s an important step toward bringing eesee’s asset distribution platform to Canton, giving issuers the infrastructure to launch, allocate, vest, and distribute assets onchain
And this is just the beginning 🔔
Since inception, a lot has happened at eesee
We’ve:
• Raised $10M+ for projects
• Migrated from ETH to BNB Chain
• Worked with close to 100 projects
• Burned 2.56% of our total token supply
Proud of every milestone
But the biggest one will always be what we build next
Back to work 🤝
Today we completed another major step of eesee’s Buyback & Burn program.
$150,000 deployed to purchase 15,560,000 ESE from the open market - permanently removed from circulation.
Combined with our previous burn, 25,560,000 ESE is now gone forever: 2.556% of total supply.
This is the first step in our pledge to deploy up to $1,000,000 on buybacks and burns over the coming phases - targeting up to 10% of total ESE supply.
Every purchase and burn is verifiable onchain.
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Today’s tranche, purchased across exchanges:
• 5,000,000 ESE — KuCoin: bscscan.com/tx/0x60316b95718…
• 4,000,000 ESE — Gate: bscscan.com/tx/0x797ac5e3752…
• 3,000,000 ESE — Bybit: bscscan.com/tx/0xc8a36b24f27…
• 3,560,000 ESE — MEXC: bscscan.com/tx/0xd27b518a537…
Average buyback price: ~$0.0097 per ESE
Burn address:
0x8F3371956ae8C62E1b306B6879EFcf809AABf242


















