One of the most interesting aspects of #Canton is that identity is defined at the application layer rather than the network layer.
As more assets and applications come on-chain, the real challenge will not be creating isolated venues, but ensuring liquidity can move efficiently between them.
That's the opportunity we're building towards at Tradecraft, creating the liquidity infrastructure that helps connect a growing @CantonNetwork
If you're building on Canton, we'd love to talk.
PublishedWed, June 17, 2026
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The most interesting thing about Canton right now isn’t just the institutions.
It’s the ecosystem forming around them.
Wallets, DeFi, bridges, payments, RWAs, explorers, apps, and user layers all starting to come together.
Darkpools are a natural fit for @CantonNetwork
For most of crypto's history, growth meant bringing more crypto assets into onchain markets.
New tokens became collateral. Stablecoins became settlement assets. Entire lending, borrowing, and trading ecosystems were built around them.
What's emerging on @CantonNetwork points toward a different path.
Rather than building solely around crypto assets, the network is increasingly connecting to financial markets that already exist at global scale. Institutions such as @Visa, @The_DTCC, and @Broadridge are significant not because of their brand names, but because of the markets they support.
Payment settlement. Treasury collateral. Repo financing.
The opportunity expands beyond crypto assets to the infrastructure that supports how capital, collateral, and liquidity move across global financial markets.