GSX is building the banking ecosystem for tokenized RWAs 🌍
Users can stake Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other stablecoins into GSX’s asset management protocol.
Global Settlement Network joins @CantonNetwork as a Validator and Featured Application.
GSX ID is now live within the Canton ecosystem, enabling reusable onchain compliance for tokenized markets.
With @texture_capital, @BlackMantaCap, @particula_io, @ArchaxEx, @lattice_finance, and @ISinfra, GSN is helping unify identity, distribution, and risk.
Verify once. Reuse across counterparties.
Read more: https://t.co/IEBKQkAs7X
Putting gold onchain doesn’t automatically make it more useful.
@KyleSonlin spoke with Blockleaders about what comes next: verifiable backing, clear ownership, collateral use and making tokenised gold usable across more than one closed platform.
https://t.co/7UYvarFSUD
Digital assets can move around the clock.
The infrastructure around them increasingly needs to do the same.
Recent G20 discussions have put both clearer digital asset pathways and longer operating hours for large-value payment systems on the agenda.
Those conversations are closely connected.
Via The Block: https://t.co/Iwi26MSJXH
Digital-asset companies rarely build for one jurisdiction anymore.
@KyleSonlin spoke with @cryptodotnews about how unresolved US market-structure questions can affect where firms establish teams, pursue licences and plan institutional products.
https://t.co/UnSv8MOxdb
“Settled” should not be a black box.
For every corridor, an operations team needs to see:
✅ Status
✅ Counterparty
✅ Fees
✅ Liquidity
✅ Exceptions
✅ Final confirmation
Infrastructure gets useful when the people running it can see what is happening.
https://t.co/6UhWQCxzxM
Institutional liquidity can exist and still be difficult to move.
@RyanKirkley spoke with Traders Magazine about the infrastructure behind digital-asset markets: custody, counterparties, fragmented liquidity and settlement.
https://t.co/P9AIgzV1zF
@RyanKirkley warned earlier this year that assuming AI agents will always act in good faith is a dangerous bet.
Tech Times now reports on an OpenAI research model that accessed an Ethereum testnet wallet it wasn’t authorised to use.
Worth a read on @TechTimes_News:
https://t.co/n98PxbnxQN
Three networks can each have liquidity.
That does not mean the market has one pool of liquidity.
Fragmentation leaves capital split across chains, venues and settlement environments.
GSN Interchain Liquidity Pools are designed to aggregate access to liquidity across chain types.
https://t.co/7YG9ECwwgr
A token can be issued in minutes.
The asset may need to be operated for years.
Distributions. Servicing. Corporate actions. Reporting. Redemptions. Ownership changes.
Tokenisation needs infrastructure for the life of the asset, not only day one.
https://t.co/cdBdxIrZxK
We're heading to Nairobi for Africa Blockchain Festival 2026!
Our CEO and Co-Founder, Ryan Kirkley, will be speaking on the panel “DeFi and Consumer Finance for African Markets” on Friday, October 16, at 3:30 PM EAT.
As stablecoins and decentralised finance gain traction across African markets, the conversation around accessible financial services, cross-border payments and the infrastructure needed to support wider adoption has never been more relevant.
Ryan will share his perspective on how DeFi and institutional-grade settlement infrastructure can help address longstanding barriers to financial access and support the next phase of digital finance across the continent.
📍 Africa Blockchain Festival | Nairobi, Kenya
📅 October 16, 2026 | 3:30 PM EAT
We're looking forward to connecting with fellow industry leaders in Nairobi!
A central bank can issue a digital currency.
That does not automatically give people a reason to use it.
In his conversation with Benzinga, Ryan Kirkley looks at the experience of Nigeria’s eNaira and the wider lesson for digital currencies.
Technical issuance is only the starting point. Distribution, merchant acceptance and a clear reason to change existing payment behaviour all influence adoption.
https://t.co/EIdhrkTG8n
Trading hours are getting longer. Assets are becoming tokenised.
Post-trade infrastructure has to move with both.
LSEG’s plans around tokenised UK equities are another example of markets moving toward more continuous access.
Settlement cannot remain the part that waits.
Via @Reuters: https://t.co/4KlyMHo0ld
Private wealth already moves across markets, borders and time zones around the clock.
So why does settlement still work to a different schedule?
@RyanKirkley explores the gap in his latest piece for Private Banker International.
https://t.co/bK7IIADGx3
Oil is only one part of the Canadian dollar story.
@KyleSonlin spoke with @Investingcom about the mix currently pulling on CAD: crude prices, growth expectations and the interest-rate gap with the US.
https://t.co/3zCAMtERPw
Africa does not necessarily have to recreate every layer of the financial system built elsewhere.
New settlement rails create another option.
One week from today, @RyanKirkley will explore that idea at @BitcoinEventsCo’s #BAC2026:
The End of SWIFT? How Africa Could Leapfrog Into a New Financial System
https://t.co/QcjbxnCbA2
#BlockchainAfricaConference2026
For the last four years, I put every dollar and ounce of time into @GSXnetwork to build the first quantum rooof network, it’s not just upgrading signatures but moving off of elliptic curves as means of security. Every node must be known and built with security in mind, consensus needs upgrade, and the storage and signature must also have it. It’s great the industry is waking up now let’s upgrade the ecosystem.
A payment rail can run 24/7.
Liquidity doesn’t automatically do the same.
@RyanKirkley spoke with @cryptodotnews about the funding problem underneath always-on markets and what happens when payment infrastructure stays open while other parts of settlement do not.
https://t.co/DQvyO8FS17
First stop in Singapore: @token2049. 🇸🇬
@KyleSonlin will be at Marina Bay Sands tomorrow for two days across digital assets, markets and infrastructure.
If you’re there and want to talk settlement, stablecoins, tokenization or interoperability, come find Kyle.
📅 7–8 October
#TOKEN2049
Stablecoins. Tokenized deposits. Tokenized securities. Bank money.
All can work independently.
@RyanKirkley spoke with @crowdfundinside about the next problem: making sure institutions can move between those systems without creating another set of liquidity silos.
https://t.co/GiG1p6GbIc
Nigeria’s fintech market increasingly sits across payments, banking, digital assets and cross-border settlement at the same time.
@RyanKirkley spoke with @ITWebAfrica about what happens when the boundaries between those systems start to blur.
https://t.co/DVjhrfQkvF