Milestones

The Canton Network’s Global Synchronizer and its native utility token, Canton Coin (CC), officially went live after being approved by the network's super validators.

Tradeweb, utilizing Canton's Global Synchronizer, reported an average daily trading volume of $2.7 trillion in fixed income and derivatives.

Figment, a leading staking infrastructure provider, announced its approval as a Super Validator operator on the Canton Network.

The main governing body for the network's shared infrastructure officially rebranded from The Global Synchronizer Foundation to the Canton Foundation.

Reports emerged of Aave's compatibility with the Canton/Zenith stack, enabling the use of the ERC-3643 standard for tokenized securities on the network.

Digital Asset and The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) announced a partnership to tokenize DTCC-custodied U.S. Treasury securities on the Canton Network.

An industry working group successfully demonstrated expanded capabilities for 24/7 global collateral mobility on the network through cross-border repurchase agreements.

The network powered the first private stablecoin payroll transaction for a global enterprise, in collaboration with payroll platform Toku and wallet provider Cantor8.

Institutional digital asset platform Fireblocks launched full custody support for Canton Coin (CC), including qualified custody through its NYDFS-chartered trust company.

Bloomberg and Kaiko announced a collaboration to deliver Bloomberg's institutional-grade financial data, such as reference data for U.S. Treasuries, on-chain via the Canton Network.