No counterparty means no contract to sign.
@Wesarn_real discusses with @LongViewCrypto why Canton uses canton-network:native as collateral to enforce commitments, how it mirrors an enterprise buyout clause, and why larger collateral means better economics.
PublishedWed, November 11, 2026
Sourcevia @CantonNetwork ↗
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