Universal Burn could see early participation before full automation.
Governance-led arrangements, such as a dedicated synchronizer under Foundation oversight, could help apps adopt the model sooner.
@Wesarn_real discusses with @LongViewCrypto.
PublishedTue, November 10, 2026
Sourcevia @CantonNetwork ↗
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And for us, this goes beyond supporting an open standard. Zenith is actively working with the @cosmos team, with IBC already integrated into Zenith Testnet. This lays the groundwork for cross-chain communication and asset transfers between Zenith and IBC-connected networks, extending interoperability beyond the Canton ecosystem.
IBC has facilitated $50B+ in transaction volume across 200+ networks. Its move to neutral Linux Foundation governance opens the door to broader collaboration across financial institutions, blockchain ecosystems, and infrastructure providers.
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