We have been designated a Featured App on @CantonNetwork The Hub is the first SocialFi application on Canton Network. We bring community discovery, creator interaction, and privacy-preserving on-chain identity into a single layer and we are building the social layer of the Canton ecosystem. Featured App status is not a showcase for us. It is formal recognition that the product runs on the network, generates real usage, and is committed to long-term ecosystem contribution. Our approach is clear: separate social interaction from speculation, and convert creator economies, community participation, and user activity into sustainable network usage on Canton. Our priority going forward is to onboard creators, communities, and new users into the Our waiting list process is ongoing; don't forget to fill out the form 👉 thehubcc.io

OUR CANTON PICKS Eight more projects to explore, with new releases to try and launches to watch. • @onepumpcc: An upcoming memecoin launchpad on Canton from the OneSwap team. Plans include quick token launches and automatically locked liquidity. Ticker reservations are coming soon. • @ZenithFdn: Its public testnet is now open, letting developers build and test Ethereum-compatible apps on Canton using familiar tools. • @Kintsu: Building a way to borrow against eligible assets or lend through private markets and managed vaults on Canton. A private beta is coming soon. • @TitanExchange_: Building an exchange for 24/7 trading in crypto, equities and private assets on Canton. Its mainnet waitlist is open. • @ekidenfi: Trade perpetual futures on Canton mainnet with market and limit orders. The platform is designed to keep trading data confidential. • @ConsoleWallet: Manage assets and multiple accounts across Canton, Ethereum and Base, with swaps and virtual cards for eligible users. You control your wallet keys; new wallets require an invite. • @Thehub_io: A social app linking X profiles to private onchain identities on Canton, built around creator discovery and community interaction. Its waitlist is open. • @C8Wallet: A Canton wallet where you control the keys and manage multiple accounts. Its web version supports swaps and bridging, and a recent app update refreshed the dashboard and transaction history.

JUST IN: Kaiko has deployed the first institutional-grade oracle on the Zenith EVM Testnet, the first public pilot on Canton's native EVM environment. @KaikoData's Data On-Ramp oracle is live on Zenith today, integrating directly into Solidity smart contracts and offering regulated, multi-asset pricing data including BMR-regulated reference rates with a full audit trail. The same data infrastructure Kaiko provides across Canton, Hyperliquid, and the Bloomberg Terminal - used by 200+ financial institutions - is now available to every developer building on Zenith from the start. Collateral management, lending markets, tokenized assets, and perpetual futures all depend on trusted, verifiable pricing data underneath. Kaiko has been building on @CantonNetwork since joining as a Super Validator in June 2025, and their deployment on Zenith means developers don't have to build or vet a data layer of their own. It's already there. Full production deployment is planned for Zenith Mainnet. Integration details: kaiko.com/data-infrastructur… Start building: docs.zenith.network Full announcement: zenith.network/resources/blo… Zth.

Temple 🤝 Send Connect @Temple_ny now supports Send Connect. Connect your Send Wallet to Temple on desktop and trade across the Canton ecosystem in a few clicks.

Ekiden September Recap

What did the AI Auditor find in the Daml smart contract? 4 takeaways for @CantonNetwork builders from yesterday’s session with @NODERS_TEAM ↓ • Łukasz Wolski, Technical Lead, Hacken: “Canton removes reentrancy, gas, and delegatecall. The risk moves to different places: authority, validation, visibility, and state. None of these things produce a compiler error.” • Kornel Światłowski, Smart Contract Auditor, Hacken: “When you put a house as collateral, the cash is supposed to be released only after both sides sign the contract. In this case, one person signed the contract, and the same person signed it again. The owner of the house cannot accept or decline the offer. The loan is created without his or her acceptance.” • Ales, CPO, @NODERS_TEAM: “In lending, the counterparty is exactly who has a motivation to close a loan early. Who gets to declare a write-off is a business decision, not something any party to the contract should be able to trigger. How should teams think about insider risk from their own counterparties?” • Farrukh Odinaev, Solutions Engineer, Hacken: “In our tests, when we tried to reduce false positives, we found an inverse correlation with the findings reported. The more you want to lower false positives, the fewer findings you get. You make your net too narrow, and it stops catching all important bugs.” Watch Hacken’s Daml AI Auditor in action, followed by the findings review: piped.video/watch?v=MJgHhGLm…

Kaiko has joined @The_DTCC Digital Assets Solutions Industry Working Group, alongside 100+ firms shaping the DTCC Tokenization Service. Our focus: compliant pricing delivered onchain across networks, and linking post-trade messaging to onchain workflows. Read the full announcement: kaiko.com/news/kaiko-joins-d…

One of the things that makes Canton especially interesting to build on is how openly the network evolves Canton Improvement Proposals (CIPs) give anyone a direct look at what could come next, before those changes become part of the network You can see: → what’s being proposed → what problem it’s meant to solve → how it could affect the network → how the community is thinking about it For builders, this is more than just technical documentation It’s a way to understand where Canton is heading, what’s being prioritized, and how the infrastructure we’re building on may evolve over time As eesee continues building on Canton, CIPs are one of the ways we stay close to that evolution Explore them here: github.com/canton-foundation…

Ethereum's programmability just met Canton's institutional infrastructure, and the Zenith EVM Testnet is where that meeting becomes real for developers. @CantonNetwork has spent a decade becoming the infrastructure global finance actually chooses. Privacy-preserving, compliance-ready, and already processing $9T+ in monthly settlement volume across 600+ institutions including DTCC, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Broadridge, and Visa. What it has not had until today is a native entry point for the developer ecosystem that built most of on-chain finance over the same period. Zenith closes that gap. Standard Solidity deploys on Canton without modification. Standard tooling - Foundry, Hardhat, MetaMask - works exactly as expected. Every transaction is processed through Canton's consensus and finalized with deterministic finality in seconds. Atomic composability with Canton-native workflows is built into the protocol through external_call(), not bolted on through a bridge or a separate settlement mechanism. The gap between Ethereum and institutional finance just closed. Zenith EVM Testnet is where you start. Get started: docs.zenith.network Explore: explorer.testnet.zenith.netw… Full announcement: zenith.network/resources/blo… Zth.

The era of private, non-predatory orderbooks starts today. Testnet is live on @CantonNetwork.