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Canton Network is a public blockchain with institutional-grade privacy that features a highly configurable privacy-preserving mechanism at its core. Its on-chain tokenized assets are massive, and its proven institutional-grade scale synchronizes previously siloed systems with the configurable privacy and control needed to unlock asset liquidity in the tradfi and crypto ecosystems. Governed by the Canton Foundation and with the participation of global financial institutions, Canton enables real-time, secure synchronization and settlement across multiple asset classes on a shared, interoperable infrastructure. Originally developed by Digital Asset, the network is now open-source, powered by its native token, Canton Coin, and supports decentralized governance and collaborative application development.
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HTX will list CC (Canton) today at 18:00 and simultaneously launch isolated margin leveraged trading for the CC/USDT pair (10x).
According to the HTX announcement, HTX has enabled CC deposits as of April 21 at 21:00 (GMT+8). Spot trading for CC/USDT will commence on April 22 at 18:00 (GMT+8). CC withdrawals will be available starting April 23 at 18:00 (GMT+8). Additionally, HTX Margin Trading will introduce CC/USDT (10x) isolated-margin leveraged trading on April 22 at 18:00 (GMT+8). CC (Canton) is a recently trending public blockchain project. The Canton Network is a public blockchain offering institutional-grade privacy, with highly configurable privacy-preserving mechanisms as its core feature.
Mizuho, Nomura, and other institutions will conduct a proof-of-concept experiment for digital collateral management of Japanese government bonds based on the Canton Network.
Mizuho Financial Group, Nomura Holdings, Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC), and Digital Asset Holdings have jointly launched a proof-of-concept experiment on blockchain-based collateral management enhancement. This experiment will leverage the Canton Network—a blockchain platform designed specifically for institutional finance—to explore digital collateral management using Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs). The experiment will test JGB rights transfers and ledger updates via blockchain under a multi-tiered account management structure, and will explore enabling 24/7, real-time collateral transactions while preserving the existing legal attributes of issued securities. It will also cover cross-border scenarios and assess alignment with relevant laws, regulations, and rules. This project is part of the “Payment Enhancement Project (PIP)” supported by Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA), aiming to improve cross-border collateral management efficiency, reduce operational costs for financial institutions and investors, and strengthen the international competitiveness of Japan’s financial markets.
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HTX will list CC (Canton) today at 18:00 and simultaneously launch isolated margin leveraged trading for the CC/USDT pair (10x).
According to the HTX announcement, HTX has enabled CC deposits as of April 21 at 21:00 (GMT+8). Spot trading for CC/USDT will commence on April 22 at 18:00 (GMT+8). CC withdrawals will be available starting April 23 at 18:00 (GMT+8). Additionally, HTX Margin Trading will introduce CC/USDT (10x) isolated-margin leveraged trading on April 22 at 18:00 (GMT+8). CC (Canton) is a recently trending public blockchain project. The Canton Network is a public blockchain offering institutional-grade privacy, with highly configurable privacy-preserving mechanisms as its core feature.
Mizuho, Nomura, and other institutions will conduct a proof-of-concept experiment for digital collateral management of Japanese government bonds based on the Canton Network.
Mizuho Financial Group, Nomura Holdings, Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC), and Digital Asset Holdings have jointly launched a proof-of-concept experiment on blockchain-based collateral management enhancement. This experiment will leverage the Canton Network—a blockchain platform designed specifically for institutional finance—to explore digital collateral management using Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs). The experiment will test JGB rights transfers and ledger updates via blockchain under a multi-tiered account management structure, and will explore enabling 24/7, real-time collateral transactions while preserving the existing legal attributes of issued securities. It will also cover cross-border scenarios and assess alignment with relevant laws, regulations, and rules. This project is part of the “Payment Enhancement Project (PIP)” supported by Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA), aiming to improve cross-border collateral management efficiency, reduce operational costs for financial institutions and investors, and strengthen the international competitiveness of Japan’s financial markets.