pysopszn @psyopszn

Banks are getting a way to move real deposits across public blockchains @KeetaNetwork and @LayerZero_Core are bringing tokenized commercial bank deposits to Ethereum, Solana, Base, and the Keeta Network, per The Block. Each token represents an actual deposit held through licensed money transmitter Bivo, not a pooled reserve. Nine currencies launch this month, including the dollar, yen, and dirham, with issuing banks retaining full contract authority. A consortium of major US banks is building a similar system as a closed, banks-only network.

Maybe an actual bottom forming here on keeta:native 🎢 Just want to see a legitimate 3D close above that diagonal trend line, some consolidation, and this can be a great trade 📈 My understanding from an FA perspective is the team has been building and building and now has some serious UAE connections and is positioning to be an RWA behemoth 🏗️ One to watch for the next cycle IMO 🔥 Also believe @Delphi_Digital are still bullish on this one too 🐂

The world's largest institutions need a cash management system that works across fiat currencies and public blockchains. @KeetaNetwork is solving that problem by introducing tokenized commercial bank money, built on LayerZero's OFT standard.

Keeta @KeetaNetwork

2 weeks ago

(1/8) Keeta has partnered with @LayerZero_Core to bring tokenized commercial bank money to major blockchains. Together, we’re the first to combine regulated, compliance-native infrastructure with omnichain interoperability, enabling financial institutions to move bank-grade

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@KeetaNetwork @gabe_schenk @LayerZero_Core the future of finance $KTA

(1/8) Keeta has partnered with @LayerZero_Core to bring tokenized commercial bank money to major blockchains. Together, we’re the first to combine regulated, compliance-native infrastructure with omnichain interoperability, enabling financial institutions to move bank-grade money across any ecosystem.

@Brown_Thunder76 @Poundy90 slowly, then all at once

The Keeta ecosystem is now open to qualified third-party anchor providers, making their services discoverable across official Keeta products. Learn more about the open resolver: keeta.com/blog/keeta-ope…

The Keeta C# .NET SDK is now available in beta. In addition to our TypeScript SDK, developers can now build on Keeta using the .NET framework. The beta SDK provides a starting point for developers and gives our upcoming partners the flexibility to integrate with Keeta using their preferred language. The beta documentation is now available alongside our existing TypeScript documentation: docs.keeta.com

As we approach the 364 day mark of the bear i will be deploying spot over the next 3 months into coins that have been holding up well and out performing on the LTF consistently bullish news will start popping outta no where left right centre, this is just the BTC cabal doing their thing $ANSEM + $CASHCAT both breaching 200M is signs that if theres a strong narrative participants will show up -EV trading conditions is coming to a end and top blast free money 100x szn is coming soon God willing

CryptoJamie @cryptojamie7

2 months ago

In the bear market you should be buying bottomed out gems not meme coins Everything is down 85% pick your horses carefully, every $ in the bear market is 100x more valuable last bear we was searching for the next ETH/SOL with actual teams building leave the memecoins for peak

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We're aiming to deliver the largest real-world asset tokenization initiative the blockchain industry has ever seen.

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@georginamerhom @ransomthoughts @KeetaNetwork @schenkty gm

(1/5) Keeta now supports x402. x402 is an open, HTTP-native payment standard built around the 402 Payment Required status code by @CoinbaseDev. It lets any API or endpoint charge for access, per request, per token, or per call, without accounts, API keys, or subscription billing. Below is a breakdown of how it works on Keeta.

@Brown_Thunder76 keeta szn

i think we're about to enter a new era of vertical neobanks. over the next 5 years, we'll see thousands of them launch. they won't look like the traditional fintechs trying to serve everyone. instead, they'll obsess over one specific industry. the banking layer will become commoditized. cards, accounts, treasury, lending, and payments will just be base features. the real differentiation will come from the software built on top. a dental neobank won't just offer banking. it'll handle insurance claims, patient payments, financing, and practice management. a restaurant neobank won't just issue cards. it'll manage payroll, tips, inventory, vendor payments, and customer loyalty. the best vertical neobanks won't just manage your money. they'll become the operating system for the entire industry. some niches i can see this being applied to include but are not limited to: > medical offices > record labels > construction companies > law firms > logistics and trucking > real estate firms each of these industries have dozens of niche financial workflows that go far beyond simply banking the business. things like filing insurance claims, integrating with vendors, royalty distribution, rent collection, CRM and loyalty programs. right now, it doesn’t make much sense for broader fintechs to build these kinds of features because they would only serve a small percentage of their audience base. but as the cost of launching banking products continues to fall, i think we’ll see a wave of these niche neobanks emerge. instead of trying to be everything to everyone they’ll build financial products around one industry and solve the workflows that matter most to that specific customer.

The best opportunities are created when the incumbent thinks you’re crazy because they don’t understand what you’re building. By the time they do, it’s often too late. I’m proud to be building something that many still don’t understand.

A closer look at the vision behind the Keeta × ASK Group joint venture. Read the full breakdown here: keeta.com/blog/keeta-and…

Close, but not quite. Processing time per block is generally constant at roughly 400ms per block, per account. Accounts are processed in parallel, which is an important distinction. The biggest discrepancy between Keeta’s actual performance and what Chainspect reports is that our block times depend on when the client completes the voting process. Keeta does not use a mempool. If a client generates a block, receives temporary votes, and then waits several minutes before converting those votes into permanent votes (while still within the 5-minute expiration window), Chainspect may record that as a slower transaction. In reality, the delay was client-side timing rather than network processing time, so it is not an accurate reflection of transaction performance. It’s also important to understand that a significant portion of the ~400ms processing time is attributable to network latency rather than computation. The client must transmit the block to representatives, receive votes, and complete the voting process. As a result, physical distance between the client and representative nodes can impact observed processing times. A client located farther from the participating nodes will naturally experience higher round-trip network latency than a client located nearby. This is a characteristic of distributed systems and is not indicative of slower node execution. It’s also worth noting that the current ~400ms processing time is not a hard technical limit. Internal testing indicates we could likely reduce processing time by roughly 30% by rewriting node vote validation from TypeScript to Rust. However, we have intentionally chosen not to pursue that optimization. We believe the marginal performance gain is outweighed by the benefits of maintaining the reference node implementation in a language that is widely understood and accessible to most engineers. Our priority is making the network easier to understand, audit, and contribute to, rather than optimizing for a relatively small reduction in already low processing latency.

@askgroupae @OzaruSama @schenkty @KeetaNetwork The future of finance keeta:native

@asknahyan @askgroupae @KeetaNetwork @schenkty legend