Canton updates from November 4. Source.
Bitkub has announced a Canton Foundation collaboration focused on education in Thailand, while six organisations have joined the Foundation. Elsewhere, trading tools are opening up to developers and AI assistants, and wallet and creator apps are adding features.
This Canton Roundup brings together November 4 updates, including earlier announcements not included in the previous edition.
At a glance
- Access and education: Bitkub’s Thailand collaboration and six new Foundation members.
- Trading tools: Canborsa’s API, its announced Confluo connection and Cancore’s AI-trading guide.
- Apps and operations: USD1’s Featured App request, Quadrillions wallet support, a Supanova service notice and Reels on The Hub.
Bitkub and the Foundation focus on Thailand
Bitkub announced a collaboration with the Canton Foundation to support education and expand access to programmable finance and tokenized real-world assets in Thailand. Tokenization means representing an asset and its associated rights in a form that can be used on a blockchain.
The education collaboration is a new step beyond Bitkub’s existing CC/THB market. The announcement does not set out a new financial product or a launch timetable.
Six new Foundation members
The Foundation welcomed six organisations with experience ranging from institutional trading to consumer wallets:
- Granite River Trading: liquidity provision and market making.
- Altus, formerly B-Harvest: blockchain engineering and institutional infrastructure.
- Doppler Finance: custody, risk management and settlement infrastructure.
- Diviko AG: self-custody wallets and Canton financial applications.
- otcDigital: tokenized assets and collateral workflows.
- Grofty Labs: wallets, exchange access and market data.
Doppler’s planned Canton vault infrastructure is one example of work still ahead. Joining the Foundation gives these organisations a place to contribute; it does not mean every product in their plans has launched.
USD1 applies for Featured App status
World Liberty Financial’s USD1 has submitted a Featured App request. The application describes a dollar stablecoin issued by BitGo Bank & Trust for use alongside tokenized assets in institutional settlement.
USD1 already launched natively on Canton in August. This request concerns its participation in the application-rewards programme. It remains an application, with reward-marker integration and testing evidence still to follow, rather than a new launch or approval.
Canborsa opens tools for developers
Canborsa announced an API for trading, market data, balances, positions and order management. An API lets another program interact with a service, making it possible to build a portfolio tool or automate an existing trading strategy.
The project also announced a Confluo integration: users can link a Canborsa account using a read-and-spot key and set limits. Deposits and withdrawals are not available through the API.
Cancore explains trading with an AI assistant
Cancore published a step-by-step guide to a first bot trade using Claude Code or Codex. The setup uses a dedicated bot account with its own balance and key.
Users set the allowed trading pairs, order size and daily volume. Those limits are enforced by the bot account rather than left to the AI’s judgment. The agent cannot withdraw funds, unlock the account or change its limits. Readers should still understand the strategy and trades they authorise.
Two approaches to automated trading. Canborsa · Cancore guide.
Quadrillions gains wallet support; Supanova updates beta listings
Rocky Wallet announced transfers and storage for Quadrillions, alongside a collaboration with Supanova. The token was one of the early graduates discussed in Supanova’s launchpad introduction.
Separately, Supanova said its remaining open-beta listings would move to sell-only. They will be removed from public listings, while existing holders retain access to sell. The notice concerns the remaining beta listings, rather than every token on the launchpad.
The Hub adds short videos
The Hub announced that Reels are live, allowing users to publish short videos. The feature gives creators another way to present their work on the platform.
Two development milestones pass review
The Development Fund recorded acceptance of a Decentralization Manager adoption claim, with 700,000 CC identified for payment-address confirmation. The tool supports shared control of a Canton identity, so actions can require agreement from more than one member.
A traffic-rewards milestone also passed review. Its amended scope reduced the amount from 1.5 million to 300,000 CC. These records establish milestone acceptance, not completed payments or activation of traffic-based rewards across MainNet.
Sources: Foundation members · Bitkub collaboration · USD1 application.
