💣BREAKING! Quant Canton Bombshell Collaboration!

Added: 2026-05-05

[00:00:00]breaking quantum bombshell collaboration. Absolutely huge discoveries, real brand new research, brand new white paper that was released from the Quant network. And boy oh boy, we are going to confirm the network of networks collaborating with another network of networks. Obviously, I'm talking about Quant Network and Canton.

[00:00:18]I'll provide you the proof. I'm blown away with this. I know I shouldn't sound hyped, but the research will hype itself. If you're brand new, you need to listen to the very end of this. You will miss it. There is chapters for some of you guys are the OGs that want to jump around. But even you guys, you need to hear this from beginning to end. I will give you every single dot to be connected in this. And I think if anything, Canton might have very well leaprogged itself to my top five with these findings. And as you guys know, I cover a lot of different assets, your XRPs, your XLMs, etc., etc., especially the ISO 222s. But I have felt for years now that Canton would have an inevitable collaboration with the Quant network.

[00:00:56]So, if you're a Q&T holder and you don't hold Canton, you may want to consider listening to this. Let's just jump right into this. This is so big that we do.

[00:01:04]First, we're going to address some things. The burn over time. A lot of people will point out in the community when it comes to Canton, they don't like the tokconomics, but you know what they fail to mention almost at every single chance they get to mention any of this is burns. They never mention that. And what we see here is from canton.thetai.io O that you have even on this illustration from March 30th the constant daily burns that has increased 13.66 million and it just keeps going up even at basically April 16th and even on 17th you saw roughly around 16 over 16 million and of course even on the 18th may have might have dropped a little bit but nonetheless that's consistent growth on those burns. That's very very impressive to say the least. On top of that, we're now going to jump over to some things to solidify some more things. Again, this video is jam-packed with some updates. If you're brand new, consider smashing that like, consider subscribing, hit that bell notification, whatever the case be. Share this with your friends, loved ones, and so on. I'm telling you, this is an absolute juggernaut. People are sleeping on this.

[00:02:10]A lot of times I put out a Canton video only. People just dismiss it. But now we have some things even with the Quant network. You guys know me, I am really big on Q&T. It is tied for number one with XRP. But yeah, after seeing this, Canton has absolutely leaprogged itself.

[00:02:25]And I'm going to get more into this. So there's Broadidge. Some of you guys know about some of these technical things, right? The platforms. Broadidge DLR. I just want to share with you guys that Broadidge, if you're new, is a global technology leader with a trusted expertise and transformative technology to help clients and the financial services industry operate, innovate, and grow. Broaderish powers investing governance communications for clients and it basically drives operational resiliency elevating business performance and transforming investor experiences. Bottom line is this broader DLR which is distributed ledger repo platform is on the Canton network and it processes over 8 trillion a month in repo transactions tokenization smart contracts etc etc. for this outline.

[00:03:08]Again, if you stick to the end, you'll find out more about smart contracts and all this. It'll come all full circle.

[00:03:14]This is what I do. I I literally put things in the front and then by the time you get to the end, you'll see how it all came together. But if you skip around, I get it. We're busy, but you may want to just listen to the entire thing. Pause, come back, whatever you got to do. Okay. I want to point out also, it's the recent news in regard to Broadidge on April 17th. Not that long ago, two days ago, Broadidge DLT repo volumes almost quadruple yearonar. I mean, it's absolutely profound. Average daily volumes on Broadidge's DLR service reached 354 billion US in March and that came up to 392% year-on-year and 1% quarteron quarter. According to SFMA, US primary de dealer repo outstanding in March was uh basically 4.8 8 trillion and again those stats that's important to report that on top of that as we take you more into it right from broadidge.com they mentioned back in February of this year 2026 that you have broadidge financial solutions global fintech leader announced at the time that their DLR platform processed an average of 365 billion daily repo transactions back in January volumes total of that time as 7.3 trillion the daily average at that time was 508% yearonear during the same month. So again, you can see that there's numerous examples in regard to all of this. And again, that's also very very well worth pointing out. I also want to point out this thing in regard to liquidity. The DLR continues to expand beyond foundational repo workflows though to more complex complex institutional use cases. We're going to get into more about that because we're going to talk about liquidity and we're going to talk about settlement. How does it all tie into things like Quant Network? Again, you got to see it for yourself. On top of this, DLR transactions was reported a while back. Basically, you had one trillion a month. And like I says, that's just getting started. All right. Again, when you see this or yourself, you have to keep in mind that the DLT platform is just getting started. And so far, at the time, UBS Associate General are just two banks that have confirmed that they are active on the platform. What did we see recently with associate general? We saw recently that stellar right is doing the collaboration with associate general and basically we have forge and that in itself enables stellar to be the infrastructure for the digital euro stable coin. So there's so much overlap here. All right, you know how that you have the whole thing of canson and US treasuries, right? Well, look at this. There's an agreement to repurchase securities at slightly higher price in the near future, but the net effect is a loan with the treasuries as collateral. We'll circle back with that in the quant network further into this outline as we get into it. Let's also highlight this website. This URL comes from simply wall.street. Now again, is this where Paul Baron is citing some things that kind of ticked off you all Ruiz? I don't know. I'm not trying to get into a a debate on who's wrong, who's right with that. But nonetheless, I remember in that interview Paul Bear mentioned to you all that, you know, he felt as though that uh Canton's kind of like a like a Wall Street coin, if you will. Well, nonetheless, interesting to see simply wall.stus highlight Broadidge. Okay, so for one, how long ago was this? April 14th, just a few days ago. Broadrig's unified digital asset platform could be a gamecher for Broadri Financial Solutions BR. Now, the reason I want to point this out is because when you get further into even this, we have shared the whole thing of Broadidge Financial Solutions launching next generation digital asset platform for Canadian Wealth Managers, unified cryptocurrencies. But look at this. Remember how we just mentioned like seven trillion? Now, we're growing.

[00:07:12]This move extends Broadidge's existing tokenization infrastructure, which already processes more than 8 trillion tokenized assets per month into the front line of wealth managers. Again, Putin really interesting, well-developed, well-managed, innovative infrastructure into the top wealth management platforms and and firms. Like it says, tightening the link between onchain governance and everyday investor portfolios. A little bit more about this. When we jump down to this right here, I want you guys to see this because like it says here, Broadidge Financial Solutions projects 8.3 billion revenue and 1.2 billion earnings by 2029. That's lowballing. Okay, in my opinion. Now, we jump further into this. Let's connect some things with Quant. I don't know if you ever share this particular document with you, but it says here, our infrastructure for Great Britain tokenized deposit, the GBTD. You see the orchestration with some of those objectives with like HSBC, Nat West, Santander, all these, right? But what I do want to point out to you guys is I blow this up a little bit more. Draw your attention to the right side. Okay, so for one, actually the bottom we see the orchestration, interoperability, the connector framework for Great Britain tokenized deposits API, and then it kicks it up to some of the asset trading. And on the far far right, apparently it was already highlighted by Quant Network that they're going to have this connection or already did a long time ago to things like Canton. And you see that right there with HSBC for both private and public DLTs right on that far right and even traditional trading venues. So again, think about it. I just shared something with a Wall Street platform. That's some of your traditional trading venues. So that's right into their interoperability stack right there, right? And even for interbank settlement, we have the RTGS system. We have crest which doesn't get a lot of attention. We have finality UK assets, right? And again, this is all verifiable even right here. Okay. And then when we get further into this, we also have this which shares a lot of things, right? Shows a lot of things.

[00:09:15]Our work with RLN as a regulated liability. Now we're banks and financial institutions. Okay. It says areas example or examine functional consistency across all types of monies.

[00:09:27]orchestration over multiple ledgers and payment systems, potential of assets and cash on the same ledger. On the right side, we see here basically you have open banking simulator, project role sandbox and the RTGS simulator. Okay, so we can even include things like obviously like XRP, but programmability, interoperability, and settlement should be your takeaway here. And how do we get further into it with an actual update?

[00:09:50]Well, we have actual updates. But before we get into all that, let's solidify some things because what you see right here is from the institutional YouTube aka Vimeo. And that's just an analogy, but nonetheless, I share this numerous times, but I always go a little bit further into this. This is the RSN industry briefing. Okay, again, if you never seen this, they had select members of the regulated settlement network proof of concept, which hosted a briefing to discuss its findings. I've gone ahead and fast forward to this key area. I want you to hear this because you're going to hear specifically from Deote where Deote is going to put or point out RSN proof of concept use cases at the time two scenarios multi-asset DVP settlement.

[00:10:33]DVP means delivery versus payment and cross network settlement. Okay, again think about how can Canton is going to play a role in this and just hear it for yourself. It speaks for itself. There's a key area that I will go ahead and pause it. So listen to this. We know that Deote really stands out when it comes to audit. I'll play it again.

[00:10:52]Consider smashing that like if I still have to earn it. I understand. Here we go.

[00:10:55]>> Uh, can we have a a network? We have onchain form of central bank money that can actually be used as a settlement venue for other thirdparty networks because a lot of these other DLCbased networks that we're talking about won't necessarily have central bank money on on on the ledger of course and so they therefore still need to tap at certain times into this type of construct. Uh and then the third is can we look at sideby-side comparisons of transactions where you're settling an asset on a on a third party network versus settling an asset atomically on the same uh ledger and the the kind of intr RSN use cases.

[00:11:23]So uh in terms of the the approach we took um I think there's recognition that there's a multitude of different approaches to interoperability that can be uh taken and we we kind of discussed a number of them. I think ultimately we landed on kind of two approaches. the the kind of first being to leverage a network interlinking prototype that Swift has developed over the past couple of years and it's the same uh prototype that we've used in our own CBDC sandboxes. Uh we'll get into some of the reasoning for that but then also to demonstrate some of the flexibility and optionality for institutions based on their preferred setup to establish some direct API based connectivity between a network uh and the RSN as we'll see in the kind of NTN use case from Jonathan.

[00:11:59]Um on the the Swift piece and the approach that that we took um I can break it down. There's kind of two key components. The first is a kind of a central orchestration and routing layer which uh because again we're in this experimental sandbox state we've got a a simulated version of uh Swift's platform that handles orchestration type of capabilities. And then the the kind of second piece is a a lightweight interface component that can actually be deployed onto each of these different respective networks whether that's the RSN uh the MPN uh broadidge path etc. that's technology agnostic. Um, and really what that that allows is uh be configured by the local network operator to identify when you have cross network identified transactions uh handling translation again into the the ISO 2022 format and back into the kind of local native DLP format and really having that be an interface into the kind of overall orchestration uh layer in between. Uh there's the kind of the benefits of following this swift approach. Uh thanks Roy. the benefit of following the Swift uh model approach that we that we think if you have a a bit more of a standardized secure uh type of of gateway connection rather than um you know a multitude of different bilateral connections that that could be the case obviously in a contained PC environment with a handful of networks there's a lot of uh value in proving out pointto-oint connections and there's benefits there but when we you know someone mentioned earlier scalability and we we think around long-term potential scalability of solutions like this uh that's where we see some of the value in the hub and spoke type of model uh that we that we kind of primarily opted to use uh for this. Uh and then the the kind of last part is uh I guess just and Jonathan will go more into that. It's is again just really allowing different modes of of interoperability and integration to be tested. Um obviously every institution that will connect has different design choices, different considerations that they're looking at and there's there's the market has good competitive options. So there there are opportunities and we wanted to make sure we included that in the scope uh for the RSM PC as well.

[00:13:48]>> Thank you. It's a great framing of kind of why it's so important to us and kind of what we did to help build out and explore that. I think as you mentioned I think it'd be good to dig in in a bit of detail to one of the particular use cases we looked at for cross network interaction which was Mastercard's multi token network. Maybe turning to you Jonathan can you talk a bit about the MCN and how it functioned within the RSN exploration?

[00:14:07]>> Thanks very much John. So what we're seeing and hearing here is the the vast number of capabilities that digital asset and tokenized money um and the capabilities that that brings at the ecosystem. With a multi-token network, we're really looking at how do we how do we enable commercial bank money to have become smarter and to be able to be used in a wider range of uh different use cases. So what we wanted to do and demonstrate in the in the use case here was was show how RSN can kind of extend its capabilities through uh by allowing other networks to build upon it. So we leveraged the uh the connectivity that Jack spoke about in terms of the swift connectivity but also through uh direct APIs to enable transactions that were happening and enabled by the multi token network to be settled directly in RSN using central bank money tokenized central bank money. So the use cases we really looked at was the ability for a set of persistent client banks that were on both the RSN network and the MCN network to enable their clients to purchase digital assets. Um and they did that by enabling uh enabling NTMs to be used as a payment mechanism on that digital asset platform. So by having this embedded payment mechanism, those clients could use their commercial bank money on the participant directly on that network to pay for a digital asset.

[00:15:18]And what we enabled and demonstrated was that purchase digital asset could be synchronized with the settlement that was happening between the institutions in uh central bank money. So providing near real-time settlement through two different connectivity mechanisms both uh one case the direct connection but also through the switch network to show how additional use cases can really be unlocked through the uh the RSN model and I think there's something incredibly powerful here by having this this design that enables this kind of settlement substrate to uh be in place holding both commercial bank tokenized commercial bank money tokenized central bank money but exposing that through a set of APIs and connectivity mechanisms that enable others to build on top of it within the huge amount of innovation happening in this space. It's moving so incredibly quickly. So having a a model that allows the ecosystem to be supported as new usage cases come about with different participants, different payment networks, but also be able to make advantage of that assessment capability in in central bank money is a huge advantage. And being able to do that on a 24x7 basis in near real time really opens up the capabilities of what you can do with existing commercial bank money that exists in a variety of different places. There's been a I think a really powerful demonstration. If you design the platform in the right way, you can it really becomes a kind of substrate and a foundation for further innovation to happen on top of it.

[00:16:36]>> So again, think about what he just mentioned. All right, that was the there there's quite a few people here, right?

[00:16:41]From Deote, Broadidge, you name it.

[00:16:43]Okay, draw your attention to the bottom right. Sometimes you miss it when you just listen to it. And I understand I appreciate you guys listening to this, but Broaders DLR, you had that orchestration to kick it over to Fed Securities Partition again, the RSN FMI for that Fed cash partition, but again the Swift connectors and again Farleft Mastercard, it's all there and more importantly interoperable with uh some of these networks to provide 247 settlement capabilities in what is referred to as tokenized central bank deposits. So, uh, again, from the quant network perspective, that's there, right? But from the Canton network, they're not necessarily doing like central bank money or anything like that, but again, what was mentioned was you need some of the third parties, so even the central banks to connect to a third-party network. So, think about how Canton would stand out.

[00:17:38]All right, a little bit more about this.

[00:17:40]Let's now jump over to Canton. We just shared the whole thing from Deote, right? Well, you see here that Canton showcases Deote and just in case you're not aware of it, you have industryleading consultancy and transformation firm Deote supported various Canton network projects with deep industry and DAML experience. So again, they're not going to highlight Deote if there was nothing there, right?

[00:18:03]Absolutely. On top of that, I'm going to show you some other key things. So for one also from the RSN we see here in a screenshot from a a pamphlet from the RSN you see here the RSM FMI remember how mentioned the MTN I show this before and again you have the Canton node with that swift connector and boom it's all there with that orchestration even to the Mastercard MTN so again think about Canton's role especially when we talk about settlement connectors etc etc which we'll get more further into the whole thing with quant network in regard to that on top of Again, I apologize just in case you're new. It looks blurry. It's from a cell phone. I'm just trying to blow it up a little bit further for you can see it a little more clear. We see a direct RSN connectivity model. An alternative setup where the MTN platform directly integrates with a Canton native API using ISO based message structures was explored. And again, you had the MTN with Swift integration. If you're wondering what that is, again, Mastercard uh on the the Mastercard, I believe it's Mastercard tokenization Network, MTN, give or take.

[00:19:04]Don't quote me on that but nonetheless uh you see the orchestration can on node and again you can see that mastercard logo because that's the MTN a little bit more in regard to this even from digital asset we see here from them they point out digital asset was chosen as a software provider for the RSN PC which is the proof of concept again that that institutional video you just saw. Okay, so they were chosen developing the system on their network solution Canton network and using DAML their smart contract software language was utilized to enable the RSS settlement venue again we're going to come back full circle with that settlement venue moving further something else I wanted to show I just don't want to play the whole video so I took this uh screenshot I want to zoom in a little bit more all right so remember how we always talk about it's all about a interconnected cross network system so You see here from that presentation that they were trying to do this and at the end of the day yes repo agreement settlement highlevel design. So again when I see that repo right well immediately I'm thinking of the DLR which is broadidge right so broadidge is on the left and you have the application provider you have bank A and bank B with these treasury walts. So again, think about Canton, how they stand out with US secure or excuse me, US treasuries, tokenized treasuries and then again right to swift for that transaction manager simulator and then you have of course the whole thing with RSN and the Fed cash partition etc etc. Okay, even on the right side you see all this orchestration. All right, so again it talks to Swift. It's important to recognize that a little bit more about this. Let's take you to this other visual.

[00:20:43]We see here also the UK finance highlighted regulated regulated liability network UK discovery phase a while back. I've shared this before. Okay, so shout out to your OGs.

[00:20:54]This is a little refresher. We see the orchestration programmable programmability layer. We see the regional RTGS systems. You can include things like you know Ripple, XRP, Stellar, you name it, right? But I want to point out it's the bottom part. Okay, let's zoom in a little bit more. And what we see here is we see here basically the discovery phase technology worked also focus on a comparative analysis of the technical platforms.

[00:21:24]Zoom out just a tad bit. Sorry about that. Platforms that could best fit RN architecturally. After initial research, the analysis was validated by an information gathering exercise with key technology platforms. These included R3 corda, adhara, millisecent, quant, polygon, canton. how it says you know like aka digital asset settle in Nox okay there was also detailed analysis on quorum we know that obviously XDC is a fork of that it's also a fork of Ethereum but it is technically a fork of quorum from JP Morgan and then you have hyperledger so in reality quant polygon canon really stand out right there right especially quant polygon now I don't think I've ever shared this with you this is a huge discovery this is going to confirm canon with the bank of international settlements and project genesis 2.0. So again, why highlight this? Because at the very bottom, you see it's a prototype for smart contract based.

[00:22:25]I know people get triggered when I mention that, but it is what it is.

[00:22:28]Attached to green bonds. So just listen to this. Pay attention more to what's being presented. Trying to get triggered. Some people get triggered with the whole thing. It's ridiculous, but it is what it is. People leave, they leave, right? For everybody else that wants to pay attention, thanks for being here. Here we go.

[00:22:44]Genesis 2 is a collaboration between the private sector and the public sector. On the public sector side, we have the BIS, the Hong Kong monetary authority and also the United Nations climate change innovation hub. On the private side, we have Goldman Sachs digital asset as well as all infra.

[00:23:03]>> The fundamental goals of project Genesis 2.0 Z were to contribute to the climate goals of the Paris agreement by shifting mainstream finance towards effective climate solutions while also enhancing the transparency and the environmental integrity of the green ball market.

[00:23:15]>> The proposed solution put forward by our consortium leverages blockchain technology, smart contracts and IoT devices to effectively track mitigation outcome data in real time and provide that core transparency. This has the potential to change the fundamentals of the carbon finance market which is hugely powerful which presently rewards the exposcarbon abayainment into an ex anti-enabler in the form of additional benefit for the green bond issuer in an integrated green bond and carbon market.

[00:23:41]>> All info was very excited to be involved in Genesis 2.0 because we've always believed that technology can be used to optimize the climate markets from improving efficiency to increasing transparency and reliability. A blockchain based tokenization and life cycle platform such as the one that we are demonstrating in project genesis 2.0 can help streamline the issuance distribution settlement and registry of both the financial instrument as well as the ESG commitment and outcome.

[00:24:07]>> Blockchain technology and other technologies like IoT can play a key role in the climate space. Collecting, recording and using climate relevant data is timeconuming, costly and prone to error but absolutely critical in achieving individual, corporate, national and international goals.

[00:24:23]>> We believe that the private sector plays a very critical role in the journey to net zero specifically investment banks have always brought together capital so issuers and investors and the same applies to green finance.

[00:24:35]>> Although still in its nency in terms of adoption, we're excited by the underlying technology. You know, be that for the risk reduction, the operational economic efficiencies, greater transparency, democratization, that's hugely powerful and we really do see this transforming the financial sector.

[00:24:49]>> The temporary resistant nature of the distributed ledger technology make it a perfect solution to provide transparent and accurate data for the stakeholder in the climate and carbon markets.

[00:24:59]>> When we think about the continued evolution of blockchain and the application, the use cases are really endless. And as we've displayed in project genesis 2.0, This can be applied to the carbon and climate markets, but equally in the financial and non-financial settings as well.

[00:25:12]Application of this technology requires collaboration across both the public and the private sectors to ensure that together we're working towards key instrumental and impactful goals.

[00:25:27]>> All right, so key focus here, Goldman Sachs and digital asset. Okay, uh those are the main two to recognize. Okay, I'm going to rewind it just a bit and I want you guys to see this. So, for one, it's the little areas that we missed because we were listening, right? But shout out to you. OG's you guys got a fine eye for some of this. So, on that laptop, okay, we see on the top left, I would zoom in, but I can't zoom in on video.

[00:25:52]Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way.

[00:25:54]We see here Goldman Sachs top left and digital asset platform. So, again, try to remember that digital asset platform.

[00:26:01]All right, so here's why. Let's go over to Canton now. Look what we have here.

[00:26:06]We see here Goldman Sachs GSDAP. Now, what is that? Again, Goldman Sachs digital asset platform. Okay, see how we did that? GSDAP is natively on Canton network providing marketleading tokenization services for regulated financial markets. Oh, you don't say.

[00:26:24]Okay, think about this. Regulated financial markets. Well, it might have helped that you collaborated with who?

[00:26:29]the regulated settlement network PC ecosystem where you can provide 247 settlement capabilities and tokenize central bank deposits. Well, they don't necessarily do that, right? But they're part of that orchestration.

[00:26:43]So, let's say a central bank wants to leave the platform. I should say leave the platform, but uh again, back to the whole thing of what you saw in the interview to be able to then uh take it to another network like they said, a third party network. Okay. Uh again, you have the Broadridge DLR in that mix.

[00:27:00]Okay. And maybe things change in the future where they do the whole thing with the central banks. Um apparently, I mean, they are right. We we kind of unveil that, but you won't get official confirmation. But in my opinion, uh this kind of spills the beans on that, does it not? And if you're wondering like, well, yeah, because you know, Goldman Sachs and digital assets platform, yeah, you could draw that conclusion. But as far as official documents and stuff like that, you might not see it, but you see at least some things from it from Canton. And that's important to uh basically mention that. And look what it says here, the roles, apps, like all apps, network, utility, tokenized assets. So that matches up, right? The other area I want to now jump into is we're going to take you over to the quant side of things. Now, here's why we really need to do this. For one, I noticed there's this thing is called digital ocean. All right, there's at least three integrations with the Quant network with pipedream.com.

[00:27:49]And again, if you're new to this, this allows Overleger, again, a quant network product, their main product, to be able to have automation to prompt, edit, and deploy AI agents that connect to Overleger and 3,000 plus other apps in seconds. So, three integrations here is Digital Ocean developer cloud. So, again, remember that word cloud, digital ocean, gradient, AI, right? to call models straight from your code. No infrastructure.

[00:28:13]Again, think about that. And digital ocean spaces, highly scalable and affordable object storage. All right, so these things are very well worth pointing out. It's it's my opinion that these are literally like white label white labels under quant. All right, or in this case, maybe even Canton. All right, now watch this. I take you over to this a simple go Google search. Okay, I said is Digital Ocean associated with Goldman Sachs? And even on a basic search, anybody could do this. It says yes.

[00:28:44]Digital Ocean has strong financial and strategic association with Goldman Sachs. Goldman Sachs as a acts as a major financial partner covering the company with a buy rating acting as a bookrunner for stock offerings and provides strategic partnership for business growth. Now when I see the term bookrunner and when I think of obviously swift wouldn't it make sense now that when we see things like this let's jump back to it that you have a canton node with a swift connector because swift in itself is like literally the world's largest order book through messaging does this all now make sense to me it absolutely makes sense and as we jump further into this let's solify a few other things so again key connections include financial advisory Goldman Sachs and co LLCX is a bookrunner of Digital Ocean's public stock offerings and even if you're the type of person you're like, "Oh, that's just Google. You can't rely on that. I want to see the document. I'm ahead of you. I'm ahead of all that." We see here from data centerdynamics.com where they highlighted on March 30th, 2026, not that long ago, digital ocean seeks $800 million in funding because they wanted to upsize the public offering from 700 million. And that expected to close obviously in March of 2020 or March 26 of 2026. And right here, let's jump down just in case you're like, I need to see it. says right here, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America securities acted as the joint book running managers for the offering. And does it mention Goldman Sachs Maximus? Yes, it does.

[00:30:15]Goldman Sachs and Co. LLC, Citizens Capital Markets, and MUFG were book runners for the offering. Okay, so let's just solidify that. All right, I hope you guys appreciate this, too. I am providing you with my research an example of this diagram that I put together for you and anybody's welcome to do it as well. You can make a free account or on make.com. This is orchestration at its finest. You see here, boom, digital assets.

[00:30:44]Excuse not digital assets, digital ocean spaces. Again, this platform we just solidified to make an API call. I would zoom in more, but it's going to ruin the whole thing. So, it just needs to be right there. Bear with me. So you're going to make an API call to Overledger to prepare a smart contracts transaction. Overledger is then going to connect back to digital ocean spaces to create what's called a like a bucket bucket list called I don't know call it whatever you want. It's called a bucket.

[00:31:10]Then we're going to create a web hook entity. Now for some of you guys that see this terminology about web hooks like Stellar's always mentioned web hooks, right? Well, by definition, if you're wondering what a web hook is, is basically, excuse me, it's a blockchain web hook that is automated.

[00:31:26]And basically, in a nutshell, it's like it's a real-time alert system that sends data from a blockchain like to applications back end uh whenever a specific event occurs. I know it sounds nerdy, but it's it's like transaction confirmation. All right? Like you can do NFT trades, you can do like smart contract interactions, but it it's a it's a pushbased model eliminating the need for constantly, you know, to like pull APIs to uh, you know, when I say pull like P O L, not pull. Okay, not pushing and pulling, but like pulling APIs to check for updates. Well, what does quant overd stand out with gateways and APIs, right? So, this makes sense.

[00:32:01]So, um, thus this is going to ensure faster, more efficient monitoring. And in a nutshell, again, like why does this matter? Well, it's the event triggers.

[00:32:10]It's going to create a whole mechanism to have predetermined onchain event happenings like for example specific, you know, wallet receives funds. So again, I'm thinking overleled uh or excuse me, Quansa over wallet, right? Uh you're going to have instant notifications and it's just it's it's automation. You know, the the key benefits to it is you're going to be able to have like immediate updates that going to allow for instant reactions to blockchain activity. So just wanted to kind of give you guys an idea of what that means. I know there's some new people here and your new toilet terminology. I'm trying to do a better job of putting in layman's terms, but it's difficult. There's a there's a lot of people that tune in for the advanced side of this. And I also got to realize there's also just brand new people like this is Greek to you. So, um, it is what it is, right? I I'll try to do my best with that, but it is what it is. The other area I want to jump into is I want to highlight another company. Okay?

[00:32:54]They're called Next Commerce. All right?

[00:32:56]The reason I want to highlight them is they are the e-commerce platform built for performance marketing. Build any funnel, test any offer, scale without limits. Now, they highlight that they are a platform solution that solves real DTC problems. I'm telling you flat out, listen to this. These are some like white label uh products or services that in my opinion through research connects to things like Ctop. And if you're wondering, well, how so? Again, platform solution that saw real DTC problems. Now, watch this. We go over to DTCC.com. We see here the depository trust company, aka DTC.

[00:33:33]DTCC subsidiary is the DTC and again established back in 1973. Create to reduce costs and provide clearing and settlement efficiencies by immobilizing securities and making book entry changes to ownership of the security. So again I just wanted to establish that as to take you further into this just in case like you're still brand new. Most people know this so I still got to share this.

[00:33:54]You're wondering is Canton part of the DTCC? Of course yes DTCC is partnering investing in Canton network privacy enabled blockchain to tokenize US treasury securities. Okay. So again, just want to be transparent on that.

[00:34:04]Even from DTCC.com, in addition to all this, we see that you have the tokenization initiative where DTCC will assume a leadership position with the Canton network's decentralized governance structure, joining the Canton Foundation as co-chair alongside Euro Clear. This new role will enable DTCC to actively participate in setting industrywide standards for decentralized financial infrastructure.

[00:34:29]Going further into it, a shout out to a great researcher, Cypress Demand. Give him a follow over at Ced Demandicore.

[00:34:36]Okay. And he has been killing it when it comes to a lot of things, right? He's he's you don't cover obviously just Canton, but I have noticed he's been putting a lot of emphasis on Canton. So, I can appreciate that. Again, if you like people like smoke, I know they kind of have a little tiff, these two guys.

[00:34:52]It is what it is, but disregard that. If you appreciate smokes type of research, then you should apply that especially with XRP and all the other ISOs, look into Cypress to manicore, especially if you're a Canton guy because look what we have here. Cypress points out DTCC is expanding partnership with Microsoft to further innovate and accelerate the delivery of its DTCC digital asset services on Microsoft Azure. Now, if you guys have been following me on Maximus Crypto, I've covered a lot of orchestration when it comes to Quant Network and Microsoft Azure. I've shown you many different visuals. I'm going to show it again here in a bit because again there's some new people here but right in the middle of a cryptobear market this is when like this is happening. Azure enables DTCC to design and operate digital asset platforms that can scale dynamically support new market use cases and evolve alongside rapidly changing technologies while maintaining enterprisegrade security and governance.

[00:35:45]The infrastructure is being built to onboard trillions. And what does he highlight here? where he highlights the April 15, 2026 press update. And if anything, I'll zoom in a little bit more on this for you can see it just a tad bit better. Let's just zoom out just a tad. Okay. All right. So, what we see here is uh this right here. In addition, DTCC is expanding partnership with Microsoft to further innovate and accelerate the delivery of its DTCC. And we're in the yellow highlight if you're trying to follow along. Digital assets services on Microsoft Azure. Azure enables DTCC to design and operate digital asset platforms that can scale dynamically, support new market use cases, and evolve alongside rapidly changing technologies while maintaining enterprisegrade security and governance.

[00:36:32]Now, watch this. This is so important that you pay attention to this. Let's take you over to literally azure.microsoft.com.

[00:36:41]You see here all the way back in May 19th 2025 you have Azure AI foundry your AI app and agent factory. Okay. Now again why do I want to point this out?

[00:36:51]Well for one you see here that you have this whole thing where they mention to achieve like all we mentioned developers need an endto-end platform. Think about that. We just shared a lot of platforms did we not? That seamlessly connects code. Okay so again what does overledger literally do? They connect a bunch of code literally and allow institutions andmemes to to use their platform for they can deploy their their apps you know like MDAPs okay and they boast the whole idea of no lines of code but if you're a developer it's three lines of code through things like pikedream.com okay so again seamlessly connects code collaboration and cloud Microsoft is the only company where all three come together with visual studio code GitHub and Azure forming a unified AI native development experience designed to empower every developer to shape the future with AI. We're delivering a full stack. Again, I'm that's why I'm highlighting it. Full stack AI platform with built-in security and trust, giving you everything you need to build and run AI powered apps and agents from cloud to edge. Now, watch this. I want to point this out again. Remember how we just mentioned Azure? Well, look at this. So, for one, I just solidified some things for you. So obviously I shared Azure AI foundry. I obviously shared digital ocean. Remember how I also shared this which is next right and how they're a platform solution that solves real DTC problems. So again when you go to the orchestration here we already confirm digital ocean with Goldman Sachs right and we connected it to the overleddger to you know prepare a smart contract transaction. Again this is kind of a little review just in case you missed it. And again, create a bucket, kick it over to Overledger to create a web hook entity, kicking it down to 29x, which we just confirmed with DTC and DTCC to get what a stock record. Notice how it has that stock record. Why would you want to pull that? Because we're literally going to tokenize the entire stock market, right? And we also see here Asia AI foundry. Why do we want to connect a stock record to analyze basically what documents and get results from those stock records, right? And then after everything's said and done, you can go over to the overlayer. And just in case you never seen this, again, if you're brand new, why do we point out so many of these integrations, especially with pyram.com? Because when you go over here, you even see here that you have what you have NASDAQ. Let's just share you share this with you. I shared so many times. Many people get worn out with it. But please guys, if you guys get are you are getting worn out with it, I want you to keep in mind there's again a whole bunch of new people. They need to see this. So overle with NASDAQ.

[00:39:28]So again stocks and remember we just talked about data data link and then we go to the other example from make.com what do we have here we have the whole idea of stock records with 29x to kick it over to Azure AI foundry to analyze those documents and again all that orchestration to sign a transaction very very important that we share that and we did okay so you obviously see that now let's give you some of the the last bit of bombshell I know this is kind of a little bit lengthy and that's okay uh I want to highlight some of these other key things and if anything. I want to put some of this back on cuz because it kind of helps me, right? So, I want to share this other area. Okay? And it's basically officially from the Quant network. Okay? I cannot stress this enough. You see for you see here from the Quant network. They share this April 16th. All right. Collateral management is under pressure. Capital sits trapped in silos. Settlement failures are rising. Operational teams spend more time managing process noise than managing risk. Tokenization fixes the core problem. When asked to settle in hours, firms hold less collateral, move faster, and free up capital that could be put into work elsewhere. These are all the things that Larry Frink has dreamed of. The technology is proven and the regulatory path is clearing. The gap now is operational getting from pilot to production. Again, why do they point out pilot to production? Because again, just in case you forgot about it, what did we just share here? RSN proof of concept ecosystem. These pilots from the RSN. Okay, so that is adding up. Now, when we shop also back to Quant, they say, "Our new white paper sets out exactly how to close it." And then basically says, "What does tokenized collateral mean for your operations?" Well, again, they post this April 16th. Okay. So, just like three days ago, give or take. So, when we go over to the Quant network and we click on this, all right, well, basically it says unlocking collateral mobility. How tokenization, excuse me, let me share that tab. how tokenization transforms settlement infrastructure. And do you find it interesting that when we go here, well, boom, boil it, mash the stick in the stew. They point out specifically Canton. A search 101 highlights Canton. It says from pilot to production. Again, Canton was also an RLN RSN participant. The technology works. The Canton network has demonstrated end-to-end margin workflows using tokenized collateral at institutional scale and regulatory frameworks including MEA and the US Genius Act because they are providing clear guard rails. Think about that.

[00:41:55]Yes, definitely think about that. I've seen some people in the comments, no offense to them, they're like, I'm worried about Canton because you're not going to have settlement. Well, this should uh give you this should open your eyes because what do we see here?

[00:42:07]Unlocking collateral mobility. how tokenization transform settlement infrastructure and they specifically highlight canton. So it says download the white paper to learn. So it wouldn't allow my regular email. Okay. So I had to get kind of creative. So if I would just include my regular email, it said, you know, it doesn't allow Gmail. It doesn't allow some of the other ones. So I was like, all right, I hear you. Quant network. So I said, I am Maximus. That's my first name and my last name is crypto and my email is maximus.com.

[00:42:36]And guess what? I was able to bypass this and get right in for you guys. I hope you appreciate this. All right. So then I was able to download this white paper and so at the end of the day, yep, I was able to get this institutional white paper, quant unlocking collateral white paper. And immediately when we go here, you see right at the top, unlocking collateral mobility. And yes, I did physically download this just in case uh they decide to not allow people to download this. But nonetheless, maybe I ruined it for everybody. I don't know.

[00:43:03]I hope I did. All I'm really doing is reading it for other researchers, but other researchers probably did the same thing. So it says unlocking unlocking collateral mobility. How tokenization transforms settlement infrastructure.

[00:43:14]All right, dropping it down. Got the key right now. I love this visual. All right, I want to I want to zoom out on this. Okay, big shout out to our brother King Channing. Okay, Channing, if you're watching this, brother, I want you to chop this up and clue it on your own program because you and I have always mentioned that quant is like a skeleton key, right? Q and T in itself is a skeleton key that opens up into a suite of products. Well, as the saying goes, boil it, mash it, stick it in, and stew.

[00:43:45]We literally have kind of a visualization. Now, that's not obviously in the form of old school skeleton key, but that looks like a like a web 3 version of that, right? So, I always think it's interesting that maybe in the background some of these guys are listening. I don't know. Maybe it doesn't even matter. Maybe they don't even care. But the point is this is new, guys. April 2026, as you see here. Now, let's zoom in because I want to put some emphasis on it. Let's drop it down to Canton. Look what it says here, guys, on page 407 of the document. From batch processing to event-based settlement, the biggest hurdle remains closing the gap between pilot projects and production deployment serving thousands of daily transactions. The evolution of tokenized collateral requires new operational paradigms alongside new asset types. Traditional settlement infrastructure operates on batch cycles with fixed cutoff times. Intraday margin calls increasingly common during market volatility. Expose the limitations of this architecture. Looking forwardlooking collateral management systems are already structured for this transition. Again, it's kind of like, well, how's quant going to collaborate with somebody that's going to solve settlement? Well, boom, Canton, cuz they highlight industry momentum and regulatory progress. Industry momentum builds across multiple fronts. Guess what? Canton definitely has industry momentum. The Canton network has delivered working end-to-end margin workflows using tokenized collateral as confirmed by a series of industry collaborations throughout 2025 and early 2026. And if anything, I think it was 2024 with RON, give or take, maybe even earlier. But DTCC's blockchain platform experiments prove that enhanced mobility works at instit in institutional scale and I have shared this before in regard to euro clear and also shout to Francisco Dennis Liil FM Dennis 7374 I can't remember excuse me shout to you brother because you always pointed out euroar so euroclear they literally highlight this is quant highlighting euro clear euro clear's digital initiatives show that established infrastructure providers see tokenization as genuinely transformative uh again this is big and again people have pointed out quant network has no connection to the US. I didn't know technology is living in two borders. No, it's not. We're living in an interconnected world. So they literally highlight regulatory framework are crystallizing as well the EU's maker regulation and the US genius act established frameworks for stable coins and digital assets. And again it's so important to share that and again just in case you're new if you never seen it before. I've shared this before I'm shared again. We'll connect a few other key things here. If you go to gilberverie.com and you're to scroll right down here, what does it highlight?

[00:46:11]That he is still part of the Federal Reserve Fed payments improvement community from April 2018 to present.

[00:46:16]Okay, to present and again he's got a European Commission plug May 18 to present. Again, even with the UK, UK parliament, DT for public good committee 2018 to present. Ag blockchain all party parliamentary group on blockchain 2018 to present. HM government chair of DT for healthcare 2018 to present. Very, very impressive. All right, here's the icing on the cake. Gilbert Vernie puts it this way. The next generation of capital markets infrastructure will not replace what works. It will make what works programmable. And they're they're going to provide programmable liquidity, which by definition is what? Tokenized deposits.

[00:46:52]So says, "Read the full piece." We're not going to do that. We recovered this quant murx. Again, if you guys missed that murx example I shared before that was a whopper. My analytics showed not many people care because they just saw what was on the surface. Well, here's your reward. Just in case you saw the other video towards the end, I also shared the end here. Maybe that's my fault. But murx.com highlights literally that they do 25% of global FX trading.

[00:47:16]25% of global FX trading. So I'm thinking this. I'm literally thinking, you know what, Quant partners with these guys who do 25% of global FX trading.

[00:47:25]Then you have Canson which apparently is going to be a settlement mechanism and if anything going to be collaterized.

[00:47:31]You put these two together, they're a network of networks. My god, what a bombshell. So that's the news for the day. Quite a bit of deep dives, right?

[00:47:38]Probably released uh a good my goodness uh I think maybe four videos today, give or take. Watch them when you can come back to them. But this one really really takes the cake. Absolute breaking news quant bombshell collaboration. The research speaks for itself. So do me a solid if you listen to the entire outline and simply type in this key comment into the comments. And that is network of networks. It's not a word, a phrase. Network of networks. Or you could type in N.

[00:48:09]Okay, network of networks because both are network of networks. I didn't share that example, but I shared it more more than enough times. Gonna wrap it up.

[00:48:18]Really appreciate you guys. Have a great rest of your Sunday. Thanks so much for tuning in. As the saying goes, research transf 110%. And may the Lord Jesus bless you all. I truly mean that.

[00:48:30]We'll see you guys in the next video.

[00:48:32]Over and out. Bye-bye.