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Ok, KTA fans please upvote this so we can get native @KeetaNetwork mainnet support, for easy tax reporting.
feedback.koinly.io/integrati…
Will reduce friction my making it easier for folks to adopt mainnet.
Thanks friends 🙏
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
Vaults with tokenized bank deposits you say @googlecloud ? 🏦🔒
Sounds familiar
And you invited to @KeetaNetwork to this (invite only) MPC conference where this product was revealed?
$KTA
Why do I think @KeetaNetwork may be involved?
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
What do we really need? A budget for roofers, midwives, electricians, plumbers, bricklayers, mechanics, farmers, fishermen, hairdressers, market traders, lorry drivers, postmen, factory workers, nurses, engineers, soldiers, carers, teachers, bin men, shopkeepers, entrepreneurs, pub landlords, the self-employed and more.
For the people who keep our economy running, who keep our country going.
Not the indolent, not the scroungers, not the foreigners.
But the workers. The ones getting up at 5.30am, struggling to get the kids ready for school on time. Constantly thinking, worrying, stressing. Putting in the hours to provide for their family.
Sometimes moaning, but always doing. Always working. Always trying. The real working class.
That's who I'm backing, and that's who Restore Britain is backing.
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
$KTA 👁👁
AI in Defense Tech and other regulated industries comes with high risk.
The reason? The Runtime Verification Gap.
Accrediting the environment is not the same as accrediting the computation.
In defense, banking, health systems, insurance - once an AI model encounters live data across regulated cloud or edge nodes, real-time verification breaks down - creating massive compliance, safety, and operational risk.
We just published our research thesis on how to bridge this gap and unblock critical AI deployments.
That’s what Ziru Labs is doing.
Inside the paper, we cover:
🔹 Why pre-deployment testing fails at the edge
🔹 The true cost of unverified runtime AI in defense & regulated cloud environments
🔹 An architectural framework for continuous, real-time verification that unlocks autonomy from the defense edge to autonomous pay agents.
Ziru Labs CEO @danmartinceo and Jan de Voor (PhD student, Graduate Research Assistant, TigerSec Laboratory at Clemson University) lay it out point by point.
📄 Read the full paper: (Link in the first comment 👇)
#DefenseTech #GovTech #InfoSec
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
I earn £100 grand a year.
I have a detached house. 2 cars and my wife is a full time home maker.
I can just about afford this. I probably couldn’t afford the house I own if I was buying for the first time today.
My salary puts me in the top 5% of earners in the UK.
Top 5% to have a similar standard of living to Homer Simpson.
That is a disgrace.
We have a flatter salary distribution than Soviet Russia and the highest taxes and borrowing costs we’ve seen in generations.
Success is almost impossible because our tax system means hard work makes you a stressed out tax cow, not wealthy and certainly not free.
We need something radical.
Less state.
More family.
Less handouts.
More reward for risk.
Instead. Tomorrow, Labour will offer another batch of policies which will send one message to aspirational Brits: why bother.
I read a piece in the FT this week about the price of being middle class in Britain now and it said a couple earning £436,000 combined take home £216,000. That’s a crazy amount of tax, and it doesn't include VAT on purchases, council tax, stamp duty or other taxes (I think does include pension contributions). I can’t stop thinking about it.
Exciting. Not.
Government issues debt at highest interest rate since financial crisis on eve of Budget.
If only we had actual servant hearted leaders instead.
Only one man currently fits that bill for the UK. IYKYK.
apple.news/AHF-VphYNQnCRQr6S…
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
In 2014, 888,246 ceramic poppies were arranged around the Tower of London to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War.
Each one represented a British or Commonwealth service person who lost their life in the conflict, a profoundly moving and beautiful tribute.
We will remember them.
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
Ma thèse sur $RAIL :
J'étais bullish sur la privacy au début du précédent cycle. Trop tôt, du coup j'ai été déçu, j'ai fade puis j'ai été sidelined.
Mais je reste convaincu que la Privacy et la DeFi vont occuper une place importante dans les prochaines années, notamment avec l'adoption institutionnelle et la multiplication des activités financières onchain.
Le problème, c'est que les acteurs obvious en privacy comme $ZEC, $XMR, et en DeFi $AAVE, $MORPHO (que j'aime bcp d'ailleurs) ont déjà des valuations importantes et que je cherchais quelque chose avec davantage d'asymétrie compte tenu de la size limitée que je voulais allouer.
👉 C'est là que $RAIL m'intéresse, c'est de la privacy sur la DeFi
J'avais déjà fait un petit multiple dessus en 2025, thanks to @Cryptogether_ qui m'avait mis sur le dossier à l'époque.
Pour ceux qui connaissent pas, $RAIL développe une infrastructure permettant d'interagir avec la DeFi de manière confidentielle grâce aux Zero-Knowledge Proofs, directement sur Ethereum et d'autres réseaux EVM.
L'intérêt, c'est qu'on ne parle pas simplement d'un privacy coin permettant de transférer des fonds confidentiellement, mais d'un protocole qui permet de mettre de la privacy sur ses actions DeFi: masquer ses balances, swaps, transferts, stratégies de yield, etc.
$RAIL n'a pas encore réellement connu de giga pump paraboliques, encore trop jeune au cycle précédent et il possède déjà un produit fonctionnel avec une réelle utilisation.
+ Les KPI sont en croissance
→ ~$110M de TVL
→ ~$14M de fees cumulés depuis le lancement
→ ~$4,2M de revenus annualisés sur les 12 derniers mois (et ça augmente)
→ 70% de la supply staké
Et surtout, le protocole possède un véritable mécanisme de token value accrual : Les frais générés par l'utilisation de RAILGUN alimentent une trésorerie onchain dont une partie est redistribuée aux stakers de $RAIL toutes les deux semaines.
J'me suis exposé il y a quelques jours à 132M car la chart est vraiment bullish malgré la periode + il y a un catalyseur qui arrive :
Kohaku, une initiative de l'écosystème Ethereum visant à faciliter l'intégration de fonctionnalités de confidentialité directement dans les wallets.
C'est potentiellement énorme.
✅ Le scénario bullish est donc assez simple :
Amélioration de l'UX → intégrations wallets → + d'utilisateurs → + de volume → + de revenus → + de revenu share → buy pressure pour $RAIL → + de staking → - de selling pressure
T'ajoutes à ça l'expansion des stablecoins, des RWA et de la DeFi institutionnelle, qui auront eux aussi besoin de solutions de confidentialité.
Évidemment, ce scénario repose sur une adoption qui reste à démontrer. Kohaku n'est pas exclusif à RAILGUN, la concurrence existe, les risques réglementaires sont réels et davantage de revenus ne garantit pas mécaniquement une hausse du token.
Mais pour un protocole déjà fonctionnel, générant plusieurs millions de dollars de revenus annuels, avec une FDV à seulement 150M et un marché potentiellement monstrueux, ça se joue.
Ma thèse, c'est que la Privacy va progressivement passer d'un narratif spéculatif à une infrastructure indispensable de la finance onchain.
Et si RAILGUN devient l'une des principales solutions utilisées pour apporter cette confidentialité à la DeFi, la valorisation actuelle pourrait paraître relativement faible dans quelques années.
Vu la performance récente du narratif Privacy et le potentiel de croissance de la DeFi (qui reste l'une des seules véritables utilités de la crypto, disons-le mdr), j'pense que ça se joue.
J'ai récemment ajouté deux nouveaux bags à mon portefeuille moyen/long terme : ethereum:0xe76c6c83af64e4c60245d8c7de953df673a7a33d et ethereum:0xc50673edb3a7b94e8cad8a7d4e0cd68864e33edf
Deux positions sur des narratifs très différents, mais avec une logique assez similaire : m'exposer à des secteurs auxquels je crois, sur lesquels je ne suis pas exposé, avec un R/R que je trouve intéressant et suffisamment de potentiel pour justifier un hold de plusieurs mois, voire plusieurs années.
J'vous explique mes thèses dans des prochains tweets.
En attendant mon portefeuille moyen/long terme ressemble maintenant à ça :
$BTC — Crypto / Value
$HYPE — Perps / RWA
base:0xa4a2e2ca3fbfe21aed83471d28b6f65a233c6e00 — AI / RWA
ethereum:0xe76c6c83af64e4c60245d8c7de953df673a7a33d — Privacy / DeFi
$NEET — Memecoin
ethereum:0xc50673edb3a7b94e8cad8a7d4e0cd68864e33edf — Digital Art
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
Privatize any token on ETH with RAILGUN.
Swap them privately with RAILGUN.
Use any DeFi app with RAILGUN.
Earn Morpho yield with RAILGUN.
Lend/Borrow fxUSD with RAILGUN.
Trade on Hyperliquid with RAILGUN.
Earn tri-token rewards with $RAIL
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
$KTA The Keeta stablecoins represent actual commercial bank deposits, not a managed reserve of Treasuries.
Each token is 1:1 backed by funds sitting in a regulated account at the issuer.
You redeem against that specific bank money.
Most existing stables are a claim on a portfolio the issuer holds. Keeta’s are a claim on the deposit itself, issued across multiple currencies, with the issuer keeping control via the OFT design.
The LayerZero leg should go live this week, they supply the pipes that allow Keeta stablecoins to live and move wherever institutions are.
Great insights @Elemzir! Thank you for posting this!!
Remember my post a few days ago breaking down Keeta's unannounced securities partner, and how the clues pointed straight toward DriveWealth and Zero Hash?
At the time, it was just my own investigative thesis trying to connect Gabe's Discord announcements with Ty's developer comments about an upstream vendor.
I was sitting there wondering if I was reading too deep into the plumbing, or if this was really the direction they were taking.
Then KeeTalk Episode 28 dropped with Ty, and suddenly the exact regulatory puzzle piece clicked into place.
Ty confirmed on the record that Keeta is actively onboarding their largest partner and main focus, and that this institution explicitly rejected both USDC and USDT.
I have to admit, when I first heard that, it sounded completely counterintuitive.
USDC and Tether are the two undisputed giants of crypto, so why on earth would a multi billion dollar institution refuse to touch them?
The answer came down to a legal rulebook that most of crypto completely ignores.
Under FINRA Rule 3310, SEC customer protection rules, and the global FATF Travel Rule, a regulated broker dealer cannot accept unhosted, anonymous deposits to fund securities accounts.
Bearer stablecoins are a compliance nightmare for traditional finance, because anyone can send USDC from an unverified self custody wallet or a mixer.
Regulated brokerages cannot take that risk, because they are legally required to verify the source of funds before a single dollar can buy US equities.
They need cryptographic proof that Bear is depositing into Bear's account, not a ghost.
When you look at the giants who actually live by that rulebook, the picture becomes so much clearer:
Zero Hash is a $1 billion institution backed directly by Interactive Brokers, Morgan Stanley, Apollo, and Point72, powering stablecoin rails for over 5 million investors across 190 countries.
DriveWealth is a nearly $3 billion carrying broker backed by SoftBank, powering US stock trading for over 100 global fintech apps and 15 million accounts across 150 countries.
This is why Ty's clue about an upstream vendor was the biggest tell of all.
Keeta does not need to spend the next five years knocking on doors to sign hundreds of individual fintech apps one by one.
When an upstream carrying broker connects to Keeta, every single fintech, neobank, and brokerage running on their rails gets access to Keeta instantly without rebuilding their systems.
That is how you unlock millions of everyday investors and billions in volume in a single stroke.
They did not reject digital assets because they don't want crypto, they rejected bearer stablecoins because their legal department would never allow anonymous funding.
That is the exact roadblock Keeta solved on mainnet.
By binding verified identity certificates to commercial bank deposits, Keeta built the first ledger where every single transaction cryptographically proves first party ownership.
For years, crypto assumed Wall Street would eventually look the other way and lower its compliance standards just to use blockchains.
Ty's disclosure proves the exact opposite: Regulated finance will never compromise on compliance.
Keeta is the only network that understood that from day one.
Instead of forcing institutions into unhosted wallets, Keeta built the exact identity layer their lawyers demanded.
Sounds like I am dreaming, but time will tell who did their homework and who did not.
I am not here to convince anyone, I just love digging into the architecture and sharing the receipts with you guys.
Because when an upstream partner like this flips the switch, you won't have weeks to catch up on the research.
Until then, I'll keep watching the ledger.
$KTA @KeetaNetwork #Keeta #Fintech #Crypto
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
base:0xc0634090f2fe6c6d75e61be2b949464abb498973 has been nonstop shipping. @schenkty delivered on everything, and stablecoins were way ahead of schedule. LETSSGOOO
Looks like we are seeing stablecoin conversions on Keeta!
EverlastingMoon shared a screenshot in the Discord showing a conversion from KBUSD to KBCAD through the Keeta wallet.
The screenshot only shows the conversion quote, not a completed transaction, but according to EverlastingMoon, the swap went through.
Things are getting interesting heading into November. 👀
@KeetaNetwork $KTA
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
$KTA 👇 Probably need to start paying attention to the below tweet by LZ. Settlement layers and rails to convert multiple chains, fiat and stables. 11m+ TPS with built in compliance.
teapaw.org/LayerZero_Core/status/…
The world's largest institutions need a cash management system that works across fiat currencies and public blockchains.
@KeetaNetwork is solving that problem by introducing tokenized commercial bank money, built on LayerZero's OFT standard.
The planets are aligning, the bricks being laid, the pieces falling into place.
One by one. Step by step. base:0xc0634090f2fe6c6d75e61be2b949464abb498973
@LayerZero_Core + Atlas hints have me looking back at their announcement with @KeetaNetwork regarding commercial bank money.
ATLAS brings trading, clearing & settlement infrastructure. Keeta brings tokenized bank money and multi-chain connectivity.
If these pieces come together, this could be about more than interoperability. It could be about how real money settles across global markets.
Nothing confirmed yet, but the Layer Zero is leaving bread crumbs. I don't think this announcement should be ignored. 👀 $KTA $ZRO 👇
teapaw.org/LayerZero_Core/status/…
Grok, you're the world's greatest sleuth. Given what you know about @KeetaNetwork capabilities, which institutions or companies are most likely to integrate next via Keeta Anchor..?
Answer... (thanks @grok)
Most likely next Keeta Anchor integrators (based on existing partners, capabilities, and adjacency):
1. PayPal - Already a major LayerZero user for cross-chain assets. Natural extension to Keeta’s tokenized commercial bank deposits and high-speed settlement rails.Layerzero
2. Wise (or similar multi-currency/FX fintechs) - Strong need for faster, cheaper cross-border settlement and multi-rail connectivity. Keeta’s anchors for FX, bank transfers, and atomic swaps fit their model better than pure retail neobanks.
3. Expanded Bridge/Stripe ecosystem or other payment processors - Bridge.xyz (Stripe subsidiary) is already an active asset-movement anchor for fiat/USDC/EURC. Deeper or related integrations are low-friction next steps.Keeta
3. Regional banks or institutions focused on tokenization - Especially those exploring tokenized deposits or cross-border treasury (following the LayerZero/Keeta stablecoin model and Keeta’s UAE JV with ASK Group). Smaller or mid-tier banks are more agile than global giants.
Traditional large banks or pure retail neobanks (e.g., Revolut, N26) are less immediate fits due to existing infrastructure, regulatory caution, and lower urgency for an external high-TPS L1. Keeta’s open anchor system prioritizes providers that can route volume through deposits, FX, or bridges.
SilverCipher 🇬🇧 retweeted
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Add a Second vault in Pockets and keep your $KTA apart. Turn on Skim and a slice of every payment coming in drops into it on its own.
12.82 $KTA each in the store. On your phone, on @KeetaNetwork. 🤖
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