// CANTON CATALYST · WIDE ANGLE · RWA-WIDE COMPARISON

Wide Angle

One real-world-asset topic a week, read across the chains and projects working on it, then brought back to Canton. Where another network does something Canton doesn't, the episode says so and reads it as an opening, not a scorecard.

Each episode covers the topic, its impact and what's possible, with a SWOT on Canton. Peers get what they optimise for and what they trade away. Episodes run five to eight minutes, with two short cuts on X, and the evidence tier stays visible on every claim.

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What makes a tokenized share the same share?

DTCC on Besu and Canton, Securitize on Solana · ~7 min
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In July, DTCC ran live trades in tokenized securities on two networks, its own private Besu network and the public Canton Network. Securitize puts a security entitlement on Solana. Three designs, and one question. When a share lives on several ledgers, what stays the same?

In this episode: how a share is held at DTC, what tokenizing adds, where the Besu, Solana and Canton designs part ways, one figure read carefully, and Canton's direction in tokenized securities. When the episode was recorded, DTCC's service launch was announced for October 2026 and not yet confirmed.

Builders on Besu, Solana and Canton: which record should be the source of truth when one share sits on several ledgers?

// Sources on screen

DTCC releases of 4 May 2026 and 15 July 2026; Securitize release (8 Oct 2026); Besu documentation, permissioning; Canton Network documentation, CIP-0056 token standard.

I hold $CC and $CNTN // cantoncatalyst.xyz/disclosure. Narration is synthetic. The script, the claims and the sign-off are mine.

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Who gets to see a stablecoin reserve?

JPMorgan JLTXX, Franklin FOBXX, Canton · ~6 min
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JPMorgan's new stablecoin reserve fund, JLTXX, runs on public Ethereum. Franklin Templeton's FOBXX runs mainly on Stellar. Canton takes a third route. All three control who may hold a reserve. They differ on who can see it.

In this episode: what a stablecoin reserve is, how each design records a fund share, where the three part ways, one figure read carefully, and Canton's direction in reserves.

Builders on Ethereum, Stellar and Canton: which matters more for reserves, public proof or private positions?

// Sources on screen

J.P. Morgan Asset Management release (13 May 2026) and the JLTXX prospectus; SEC staff no-action letter to Franklin Templeton (12 Aug 2026); the GENIUS Act and the OCC proposed rule (2 Mar 2026); Canton Network documentation.

I hold $CC and $CNTN // cantoncatalyst.xyz/disclosure. Narration is synthetic. The script, the claims and the sign-off are mine.