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Real-world tokenization project Keeta plans to offer digital asset holders access to credit services, including mortgages and small business loans, through a new platform built for blockchain-native financial identity. With crypto and blockchain adoption on the rise, Keeta Network ( KTA ) has announced the upcoming launch of PASS, a verified financial identity platform. The initiative is a collaboration between Keeta and SOLO, a credit data infrastructure provider, according to a press release published on June 5. According to the Keeta team, the PASS platform is designed as a bank-grade, blockchain-native credit bureau with features including Know Your Customer, Know Your Business, and verifiable credentials for income and crypto asset holdings. These tools are intended to allow banks and lenders to extend services to crypto-native users by leveraging PASS’s on-chain visibility to underwrite credit. “As digital asset adoption accelerates, Keeta’s blockchain is the first to tackle the scale and regulatory overhead for an on-chain credit bureau, opening the door for lending, borrowing, mortgages, stablecoin payments, and more,” Ty Schenk, chief executive officer and founder of Keeta, said in a statement. Schenk emphasized that PASS is built to bridge the gap between traditional finance and the digital asset ecosystem. “This is the first time that a blockchain network has made real-world financial credentials, like income, assets, and identity, verifiable, tokenized, and trusted for lending,” Georgina Merhom, founder of SOLO, noted. Keeta, backed by former Google chief executive & chairman, Eric Schmidt, is a blockchain network with built-in compliance framework. The project is eyeing traction in the real-world asset tokenization industry currently on fire across the globe. Global businesses and institutions can now tokenize any assets to tap into blockchain’s massive potential, with the sector growing rapidly in 2024 to currently sit at over $23 billion . The rollout of Keeta’s on-chain credit system in partnership with SOLO will occur in phases. Verified financial profiles are expected to go live in the summer of 2025, with additional features, including a lending marketplace, stablecoin-based loan origination, and bank integrations, planned for subsequent release.

The Ethereum Foundation (EF) has unveiled a comprehensive treasury policy to ensure long-term financial stability and support for the Ethereum ecosystem. Key features include a 15% cap on annual spending, ETH-to-fiat conversion strategies, and a framework for conservative DeFi participation. In a blog post shared on X, EF says the new approach reflects a shift toward sustainable, mission-aligned asset management inspired by endowment-style practices used by nonprofit institutions. The Ethereum Foundation will limit its operational spending to no more than 15% of its total treasury value each year with the goal to maintain reserves that can sustain 2.5 years of operations under current cost structures. Over the next five years, EF intends to lower the cap to 5%, aligning its financial posture with long-term sustainability models. Related: Vitalik Buterin Offers Nuanced View on Ethereum vs. Bitcoin, Acknowledges BTC Leads To manage market volatility, EF has adopted a dynamic formula that adjusts its ETH holdings based on expected expenses and prevailing prices. If ETH rises, fewer tokens will be liquidated; if prices drop, EF may convert more ETH to fiat to meet liquidity needs. and technical requirements. The foundation’s DeFi exposure will remain modest and carefully segmented. Rather than pursue high-risk, high-yield opportunities, EF will prioritize capital flexibility and security. Additionally, deployments will include supplying wrapped ETH (wETH) to established lending protocols, maintaining a small footprint to avoid dominating liquidity in any single protocol. EF emphasized that all DeFi activities will reflect its commitment to decentralization, safety, and protocol neutrality. EF will only sell ETH when needed to maintain fiat reserves, using both off-ramps and decentralized exchanges. All sales will follow a risk-aware, transparent strategy to avoid sudden market impacts. ETH is also deployed via solo staking and lending on decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms that meet stringent criteria around decentralization, transparency, and technical resilience. EF may also borrow stablecoins to improve capital efficiency, subject to strict protocol evaluations that assess smart contract risk, governance exposure, custodianship issues, and oracle dependencies. The Ethereum Foundation also laid out plans to structure its fiat reserves across three key segments. First, it will hold sufficient cash reserves. These are to cover immediate operational needs and ensure real-time liquidity is always available. Alongside this, the Foundation will allocate funds to liability-matched assets such as investment-grade bonds and fixed-term deposits, which are designed to meet longer-term financial obligations. Lastly, tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) will be incorporated into the reserve strategy. This will be treated on par with fiat holdings, provided they meet all relevant regulatory standards and risk management criteria. Beyond fiscal responsibility, EF reaffirmed its ideological commitment to Ethereum’s cypherpunk roots. Through its “Defipunk” framework, EF will support privacy-focused, open-source, and permissionless DeFi protocols and apply these principles to its internal operations and external ecosystem support. EF warned that as Ethereum continues to grow and attract institutional capital, the risk of coercion, censorship, and centralization increases. In response, it plans to deepen support for tools that preserve privacy, even if they come with higher gas fees or user friction. Notably, EF’s Co-Executive Directors (Co-EDs) will continue to report directly to the Board, supported by the Foundation’s finance team. Quarterly reports will disclose investment performance, protocol engagement, and treasury composition. Related: Bitcoin vs. Ethereum One Wins Developers, the Other Investor Cash Additionally, the EF’s annual report will offer an expanded breakdown of its holdings — including idle ETH, deployed ETH, fiat, and DeFi positions — as part of its commitment to community trust, fiscal transparency, and responsible governance. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

A solo Bitcoin miner bagged a big reward of 3.151 BTC—or $326,337 at today's prices—after solving a block, according to blockchain data. But according to eagle-eyed observers on X, the picture isn't quite as simple as it appears. 

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