Scoop🚨Big coverage about @CantonNetwork in Korea yesterday with @YuvalRooz presenting at the Summit. The Network already processes over $9 trillion in monthly on-chain transaction volume. With DTCC’s upcoming soft launch on Canton (targeted for initial trades in July 2026), that number has the potential to grow dramatically. Canton is a "network of networks" where countries and institutions can connect with one another when necessary, while maintaining their own rules, sovereignty, and privacy. Rooz explained, "The Korean-style Canton applies Korean regulations, and the U.S.-style Canton follows U.S. regulations, but the structure connects the two networks while maintaining interoperability." He further emphasized that privacy, composability, and aligned economic incentives are the three core elements of institutional blockchain. “The idea of ​​fitting the entire global financial system into a single ledger does not align with reality, just as the Internet operates as a collection of networks rather than a single server, financial markets will evolve in a way where networks with different rules are connected.” “Public chains are designed to be overly permissionless and are unsuitable for regulated markets, while conversely, closed networks trap assets and liquidity in separate silos.” ​​He emphasized that the idea of ​​accommodating all markets with a single ledger is unrealistic, particularly given that foreign exchange regulations, privacy standards, and financial rules vary by country. The next stage of the tokenization market lies not in asset issuance itself, but in inter-market connectivity and coordinated financial infrastructure. It should be noted that the network of networks records daily network fees of $2 to $3 million. That rewards participants in the infrastructure, rather than speculative trading. Credit: Reporter Go Yi-ran photoeran@ (Etoday DB) To read the entire article: