.@RedStone_DeFi has been a Foundation member since 2025, building oracle infrastructure natively for Daml. Their CAPS proposal defines how Canton apps can fix and share prices without breaking privacy guarantees, with each maintaining a copy invisible to the oracle. Read how.

Word of the Day: CIP CIP stands for Canton Improvement Proposal. A CIP is a formal design document for proposed standards, protocol changes, governance procedures, or guidelines for Canton Network. CIPs let the community propose changes, with formal approval handled through Super Validator governance.

Canton Project Spotlight: @Cashen_cc Cashen is building credit flows on Canton. Its first product, the Delegated Lock Marketplace, connects Suppliers with Featured Apps and Super Validators through locked $CC delegations. The idea is simple. Suppliers can earn fixed yield while retaining custody of their $CC. Featured Apps and Super Validators can access the locked $CC delegations they need for Canton Foundation governance requirements. The key point is custody. Cashen says there is no Cashen pool, no transfer to the Featured App or Super Validator, and suppliers delegate the use of their $CC rather than ownership of it. Deals are negotiated upfront, with terms such as amount, fixed APR, minimum lock period, recall notice period, and breach/default rate. The early traction is already clear. Cashen posted that one week after launch, the Delegated Lock Marketplace had: • 30+ Featured Apps onboarded • 215M+ $CC in active deals • Average onboarding under 4 hours • Fastest listing-to-match: 10 minutes For suppliers, Cashen can turn idle $CC into yield. For Featured Apps and Super Validators, it provides a way to source or refinance locked $CC while maintaining continuity. As locked $CC becomes more important across Canton, Cashen is building a market layer around that demand.