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Today we got the date. ATLAS goes live November 30!
Since August I’ve been saying that Keeta’s three-way announcement with LayerZero and BIVO back in July involving tokenized commercial bank money and stablecoins would eventually tie into a securities exchange launching on LayerZero.
This was before ATLAS was even announced.
At the time, I speculated that exchange could be connected to ICE, the parent company of the NYSE, and its plans to launch a tokenized securities venue.
Here’s my thinking.
Keeta, LayerZero and BIVO didn’t announce that partnership for no reason. There was clearly a purpose behind building infrastructure for tokenized commercial bank money and stablecoins.
Funny enough, ATLAS comes along and announces it will support over a dozen trading venues right out of the gate, with more coming before the end of the year. They’re also testing with institutions involved in markets that trade and clear over $1 trillion a day.
And what does every tokenized securities exchange need?
A cash settlement leg.
For the record, I still believe ICE’s planned tokenized securities venue could be part of this. However, since ATLAS was announced, my theory has evolved. I believe ICE’s planned venue could launch on top of ATLAS.
Here’s a simple example of how I believe this could work.
Imagine someone purchases $1,000 worth of tokenized stock through their brokerage. The order gets routed through a clearing broker to a securities trading venue connected to ATLAS.
ATLAS provides the infrastructure for the securities side, while Keeta could handle the cash side using tokenized commercial bank money or stablecoins, with LayerZero connecting the networks and helping coordinate settlement.
The buyer receives their shares, the seller receives their money, and both sides of the transaction settle.
But now imagine this happening across 20+ exchanges and trading venues like those being built on ATLAS.
Keeta, LayerZero and BIVO announced plans to build infrastructure for moving tokenized money between financial institutions and networks. Now we’re seeing infrastructure emerge that could potentially put that capability to use across multiple securities exchanges.
Keeta’s involvement in ATLAS settlement hasn’t been officially confirmed, and this remains my theory.
I believed there was a bigger purpose behind that three-way announcement back in July, and everything we’ve learned since has only strengthened my conviction as we continue to see these pieces come together.
@LayerZero_Core $ZRO 🤝 @KeetaNetwork $KTA
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Let’s have some real talk.
Keeta Personal is releasing tomorrow.
I probably shouldn’t even have to say some of this, but I know how people frame crypto releases, so I figured I’d give my 2 cents that absolutely nobody asked for.
First off, this is genuinely groundbreaking. Huge kudos to the team for bringing this live.
Second, to the community that’s been here through the quiet building periods, the FUD, and all the noise since near the beginning… you guys are champs.
Now here’s the part I really want to make clear.
Tomorrow’s release, while awesome and extremely important, is not “every partner goes live tomorrow.”
It’s not every anchor suddenly firing on-chain at once.
It’s Keeta saying:
“Hey. We built this. Come use it. Come see what this network can actually do.”
And what it can do is pretty insane.
Multi currency accounts.
Digital fiat.
ACH debits.
FX conversion.
Global transfers.
Movement across rails.
Programmable finance infrastructure.
This is Keeta opening the doors and showing don’t the world the foundation.
What happens next, in my opinion, is the important part.
Over time, individuals, businesses, fintechs, and institutions are going to realize what’s been built here and adopt it because utility matters.
If everything works the way the team believes it will, speed, cost efficiency, compliance, and interoperability will become a major competitive advantage.
At a certain point, not adopting becomes the disadvantage.
When do partners start coming online?
Honestly, probably fairly soon.
The team has already told us there are roughly 5–6 releases and announcements planned in fairly rapid succession.
We already know more Keeta Personal functionality is coming.
The mobile app is coming.
Keeta Business is coming.
T-Bills are on deck.
And most importantly, after Keeta Personal goes live, anchor partners can begin integrating into live functionality.
Some partners may need pieces of Keeta Business first.
Others may already be days or weeks away from announcements.
That’s why I think people trying to “sell the news” tomorrow may be misunderstanding what tomorrow actually is.
This isn’t some surprise announcement event.
We already know what the product is
Tomorrow is more like the formal opening of the network to the public.
Personally, I think this may end up being one of the last opportunities people look back on and say Keeta was still absurdly undervalued before the broader market understood what was happening.
Not financial advice.
Just my opinion. Do with it what you will.
For me personally, I trust these guys.
I believe in the mission.
I’m here for the long-term change in global finance.
And I think that change truly starts tomorrow when Keeta opens the doors to Keeta Personal.
@KeetaNetwork $KTA
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I see a lot of people talking about Keeta Personal in extremes right now.
One side says it’s just a wallet update.
The other side thinks the entire global financial system changes overnight on May 22nd.
I think both takes are missing the point a bit.
Based on the previews, screenshots, Ty’s teaser, Gabe’s update, and what the team has already publicly shown, this clearly looks like a lot more than a normal crypto wallet:
• multi-currency global accounts
• native fiat balances
• SWIFT / ACH / Wire functionality
• Visa Direct payout rails
• token + fiat interoperability
• stablecoin funding and withdrawals
• cross-chain compatibility
• on-chain FX conversion
• identity tied directly into transfers
• SDK infrastructure developers can build on
• shared/member account structures
• direct banking integrations
The bigger thing I think people are overlooking is that Keeta Personal is the consumer-facing side of a much larger network/infrastructure play.
That’s where this starts getting really interesting long term.
The Anchor and SDK model means every new institution, payment rail, banking integration, or Anchor potentially expands what the ecosystem can do:
• new markets
• new currencies
• new banking rails
• new payment options
• new settlement routes
• new apps and services built on top
A simple example with Keeta Personal could be someone holding USD in their account, instantly converting it to another currency, and sending it globally through integrated rails without needing separate exchanges, apps, or traditional multi-day bank wire settlement.
Realistically, if ACH/Wire functionality, IBAN accounts, Visa Direct payouts, fiat deposits/withdrawals, and FX conversion are actually live at launch, then there almost has to already be some level of banking, payment, liquidity, or Anchor integrations operating behind the scenes.
Obviously that doesn’t mean every country and rail is fully supported on day one.
A huge part of Keeta’s long-term growth will likely come from new Anchors expanding supported rails, institutions, payment options, and overall network functionality over time.
That expansion takes time, which is why Ty building the AI Anchor deployment tool matters. It potentially allows the network to scale much faster.
I’d also expect parts of the broader ecosystem like Keeta Business, Keeta Checkout, tokenized stocks, and the T-Bill product to continue rolling out over time as the network expands.
So set expectations accordingly.
Don’t expect every part of the long-term vision to suddenly appear overnight.
But also don’t dismiss this as “just a wallet update,” because based on everything shown publicly so far, this looks like a very meaningful step forward toward what Keeta is actually trying to build.
The future looks bright.
@KeetaNetwork keeta:native
Pover retweeted
It’s a good day to be in Keeta.
Exciting things are on the horizon with Keeta Personal’s highly anticipated release now set for next Friday.
This is much bigger than just a wallet app.
We’re starting to see the ecosystem take shape:
• Keeta Personal
• Keeta Business
• Keeta Checkout
Keeta Personal is the consumer side and the first product set to release:
payments, crypto, fiat balances, FX conversions, global transfers, yield, and investments all in one place.
Keeta Business is focused on global business banking on-chain:
treasury management, cross-border payments, shared account access, and operational finance.
Keeta Checkout is the merchant side:
allowing websites and apps to accept payments directly through Keeta infrastructure.
Then there’s the SDK and Anchor system underneath it all.
The Anchor system is what makes this especially interesting because banks, fintechs, payment providers, and financial platforms can plug directly into the network through their own Anchor integrations.
As new Anchors come online, the network expands and applications built on Keeta gain access to more financial rails, regions, liquidity, and services automatically.
Instead of every company having to independently build separate banking integrations, FX systems, payment infrastructure, compliance layers, treasury systems, and cross-border connectivity from scratch, they connect into shared infrastructure already operating on the network.
This is also why Ty’s recent comments about actively working on an AI driven Anchor deployment system matter so much.
If Anchor deployment can eventually be streamlined and accelerated through AI tooling, it could dramatically reduce onboarding complexity and rapidly expand network growth over time.
That’s important because Keeta now appears to be moving beyond the pure development phase and more into the expansion, onboarding, and business development phase of the network.
That’s where the real value of infrastructure starts getting tested:
• onboarding institutions
• expanding payment connectivity
• increasing network usage
• bringing more businesses online
• growing real transaction volume
The vision was never just another fast blockchain.
The vision is programmable financial infrastructure capable of connecting traditional banking rails, stablecoins, businesses, developers, fintechs, and eventually AI driven commerce into one interoperable network.
There’s still a lot to prove, but for the first time people can really start to see where this is heading.
@KeetaNetwork keeta:native
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(1/8) Over the past few months, the team has been building and expanding Keeta's infrastructure across payments, FX, investments, and digital assets.
We’re now rolling out a series of major releases that significantly expand what Keeta Network can do.
See our new releases below.
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Hi Jesse, Tom here,
I would like to point out a couple of the statements you made, and discuss those to give you a better insight in the situation. This is no attack against you or XRP.
You claimed that XRP/Ripple is leading in tokenization and stablecoins:
Real‑world assets tokenization and stablecoins is largely dominated by Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, and several enterprise (focussed) chains. RLUSD is only a fraction of the entire market. The idea that it leads the entire sector is simply false.
You also claimed that XRP has no competitors (in that field).
That is is like saying Apple has no competitors in smartphones, it sounds good in a bubble, but it falls apart the moment you look outside it. Payments, tokenization, and stablecoins are some of the most competitive sectors in crypto.
Thinking $KTA is meant to replace/compete $XRP to become a global bridge asset completely misunderstands the design. The $KTA token isn’t meant to solve liquidity, their FX anchors for example do. Keeta’s model uses a network of fiat‑backed stablecoins (recently announced that there will be 26 of those native to Keeta network) and anchors that let anyone swap any currency to any other directly in a compliant way. The more anchors that launch, the deeper and cheaper the liquidity becomes. That’s the opposite of relying on one token to fix a "global liquidity crisis".
@KeetaNetwork isn’t trying to replace XRPL (Even though i'm of the opinion that it could), it’s designed to be a network‑of‑networks. Any chain/rail, including XRPL, can anchor into Keeta Network to operate on a unified, compliant, high‑performance settlement layer. The goal isn’t to compete with existing chains but to connect them, giving every ecosystem access to shared liquidity, stablecoins, and cross‑chain interoperability.
You said that XRPL is the only blockchain with a built-in DEX/orderbook.
That is not accurate, Keeta has (and will continue to expand) all of that functionality:
- An on‑chain orderbook DEX,
- FX anchors with AMM‑style liquidity, or other models if required. (with resolvers you can access those, and automaticly route through the best option)
- Upcoming smart‑contract support for building custom AMMs and advanced trading models.
None of the above is unique to XRPL.
Ripple claimed to be adding 2–3 customers per week in 2018, not necessarily banks, and most never touched XRP. The idea that this adds up to 1,200+ banks using XRP is just made‑up math. And also, SWIFT has never used the XRP Ledger, that claim is not based on anything factual I could find.
Also worth mentioning is that the DTCC never published any statements regarding them working with ripple, so I definitly have to check your deep dive on that to see what the claim is based upon. Also worth mentioning that the DTCC is working/testing on multiple chains, so it wouldn't be exlusive to XRPL.
Keeta isn’t missing anything in regards to private ledgers. It has subnets that can function as private CBDC ledgers, complete with rule‑engines, compliance controls, and the ability to connect to mainnet for interoperability. Central banks aren’t tied to XRP, they test multiple chains, and nothing shows they’ve chosen XRPL as their CBDC platform.
If you’re genuinely interested in the future of the financial system, I’d really encourage you to do an actual deep dive into the projects that are around, instead of treating it like threats to your XRP investment. I suggest you research Keeta Network, using the documentation, the GitHub repos, the Discord server, and the official X account, they all lay out exactly how the network works, including: subnets, rule‑engines, anchors, compliance, cross‑chain/rail interoperability.
Personally i'm happy to provide more information if requested.
Pover retweeted
Ty just confirmed on Orbit that part of the upcoming announcement includes support for 26 stablecoins tied to the top 26 global fiat currencies.
This means native issuance and redemption on Keeta plus on and off ramps through anchors and built in FX conversion.
This is now global settlement infrastructure.
And he said this is only part of what’s coming.
@KeetaNetwork $KTA
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People keep asking what’s next for Keeta.
We actually have a few clues.
Keeta’s birthday is coming up in early March. Ty already said the next announcement won’t be ready by then, but he also said things should start heating up mid-March. So that gives you a pretty clear window.
From Discord chats he was in this weekend, it sounds like the announcement is already planned and set. Just waiting for the right moment to drop.
On last week’s community spaces Ty also mentioned the team is working on 35 items in parallel. He said 26 of them are connected and likely release together. It sounds like those could be tied to what’s coming mid-March, but we’ll see.
If over two dozen pieces are tied together, that’s not a small update. That’s a coordinated rollout.
Less than a month until things start moving.
Position accordingly.
@KeetaNetwork $KTA
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🚨🚨🚨 $XRP Fans Are FUMING After Discovering This One Shocking Connection to Eric Schmidt
Could this guy be right? I’m worried 🤯
Eric Schmidt, the ex-#Google CEO worth billions and one of the most powerful names in tech, poured serious money (leading a $17M+ seed round back in 2023, with continued support through 2025) into Keeta ($KTA), a high-speed Layer-1 blockchain built specifically for instant, compliant cross-border payments and bridging TradFi with crypto.
Keeta boasts insane claimed throughput (10M+ TPS, sub-second finality), built-in KYC/compliance features, on-chain credit tools, stablecoin rails, and even a bank acquisition play, everything positioned to eat Ripple/XRP's lunch in regulated global finance.
Meanwhile, Schmidt previously backed Ripple early on too... but now he's doubling down on this newer, faster challenger instead. XRP holders are suddenly asking: Is the old guard about to get disrupted by the guy who built Google?
Low on-chain activity so far, but with Schmidt's stamp, Google Cloud shoutouts, Nilson Report features, and mainnet live since late 2025 — this one's got Wall Street whispering and crypto Twitter raging.
(Always DYOR — not financial advice 😈)
Pover retweeted
We're less than two days away from attempting a world record.
This Thursday at 12:00pm ET, Keeta Network will be put to the test.
Once the network is proven to be capable of 10 million transactions per second (TPS), the standard for blockchain scalability will be redefined.
Let's make history.
Join Thursday's livestream to witness it live: youtube.com/live/6FLmSgWewyk…
$KTA
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Every great project goes through a few waves of fud as it rises up and outperforms other people’s bags
Oftentimes it’s from people trying to get a good entry or just salty sideliners
But when you’ve done your DD it’s easy to ignore and chill
Pover retweeted
numbers don’t lie
the fun has just begun
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