One of the most compelling developments in crypto recently has been tokenization. While discussions on X focus on memecoins and new narratives, behind the scenes, traditional finance is making serious progress in adopting blockchain. Here, special attention must be paid to Canton. Because now, the ecosystem includes more than just crypto companies: 📌 Visa has become a Super Validator on Canton: https://t.co/SLtkZSEUmU 📌 DTCC is working on the tokenization of U.S. Treasuries: https://t.co/A4yfzXnjgJ 📌 Tradeweb has executed an on-chain Treasury transaction on Canton: https://t.co/RY0Pi5rp3p 📌 Major institutions such as HSBC, BNP Paribas, Citadel Securities, and Apollo are also participating in the ecosystem. The key point, in my view, is this: For banks, the question isn’t “which blockchain is more popular?” It’s about privacy, settlement, custody, and control. Canton is largely focused on these institutional needs. There’s also the economic activity side. Canton reports approximately $9 trillion in monthly tokenized repo activity on its network. On the token side, issuance has been reduced, and Super Validators must lock their earned CC: https://t.co/9bJHJSfbhT So for me, the story isn’t just about the CC token. The real story is this: What happens when traditional finance truly migrates to a blockchain infrastructure? We’re already seeing concrete examples in Treasuries, repo, collateral, settlement, and payments. This, in my view, is exactly what deserves close attention. 📌 This is not investment advice. This content is shared solely for informational and personal evaluation purposes and does not constitute any recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any cryptocurrency asset.