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The inclusion of these firms marks the growing adoption of tokenised assets and decentralised financial infrastructures across the financial services industry.

The on-chain transaction bridges the traditional asset class with crypto, which operates around the clock.

Credit ratings agency Moody's announced Tuesday that it has launched a new network-agnostic Token Integration Engine (TIE), adding that it has become the first ratings agency to bring its analysis onchain.

Yuval Rooz, co-founder and CEO of Digital Asset, joins Remy Blaire to discuss the growing liquidity drag caused by legacy settlement systems, the recent pullback in crypto, and why real-world utility and market structure will determine the next phase of digital asset adoption.

A major global enterprise executed its first payroll using private stablecoin transactions on the Canton Network, marking a structural shift in digital payments. The event introduced a new approach to cross-border payroll as settlement completed within minutes. The milestone now highlights how priva

In this episode of The Milk Road Show, Yuval Rooz explains why the Canton Network is already moving hundreds of billions of dollars onchain, not through DeFi, not through speculation, but through the actual plumbing of the financial system.

In this episode of Searching for Mana, Lloyd Wahed is joined by Eric Saraniecki, Co-Founder of Digital Asset and a key architect behind the Canton Network.

HSBC, through its Global Payments Solutions (GPS) business, has completed a pilot simulating the issuance, transfer, and atomic settlement of its Tokenised Deposit Service (TDS) on the Canton Network, a public network for regulated institutions with configurable privacy.

What happens when capital markets move from batch processing to real time? David Weisburd sits down with Yuval Rooz to discuss his path from Citadel and DRW to founding Digital Asset and building the Canton Network.

Most blockchains weren’t built for banks. They were built for ideology. In this episode, we sit down with Yuval Rooz, Co-Founder & CEO of Digital Asset, to explain why public, fully transparent blockchains break real financial markets — and why Canton Network was designed differently.

Blockchain is moving from pilot to production in high finance, with JPMorgan and the London Stock Exchange using Canton’s privacy-enabled network to settle real transactions onchain.

The cryptocurrency market sell‑off is forcing a reckoning in the industry to reward blockchains with real business models, where value flows to token holders and users rather than intermediaries or speculative order flow, according to Yuval Rooz.

The network's co-founder says many blockchains pitching financial rails lack the activity to justify their valuations, and stablecoins still lack true product-market fit.

Before firms like Netscape, Google, and AOL built accessible, intuitive on-ramps to the internet, it was largely the domain of academics and the military. It is difficult to imagine a world in which the internet remained confined to that niche. Yet that was its trajectory—until those firms made a co

Blockchain has been discussed for over a decade, but its real impact in institutional finance is only now beginning to take shape.

Bloomberg has partnered with Kaiko, a digital assets market data and analytics firm, to support access to Bloomberg’s Data License offerings via Kaiko’s infrastructure, targeting US Treasuries and repo workflows on the Canton Network.

Canton Network Co-Founder and Head of Network Strategy, Eric Saraniecki, shares his path from early bitcoin trading to architecting a privacy-preserving “network of networks” for institutional finance.

S&P Dow Jones Indices puts its iBoxx US Treasuries Index on the Canton Network, allowing institutions to access bond benchmark data through tokens rather than feeds.

A group of global financial firms tokenized a repo transaction with U.K. government bonds for the first time.

Visa says it is joining the Canton Network blockchain as a “Super Validator.”

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