Super Validators on @CantonNetwork don't just run infrastructure. They govern the network that every institution building on Canton depends on and they back that governance with locked $CC that vests over time. Zenith is a Tier-1 Super Validator with weight 10, the maximum governance standing on Canton's Global Synchronizer, alongside Visa, DTCC, Nasdaq, and Chainlink. Under CIP-0105, maintaining that weight requires locking a significant portion of lifetime-earned $CC rewards on-chain. The logic is straightforward: governance weight should reflect long-term commitment, not just current status. Zenith participates in this framework the same way every other Tier-1 SV does. That alignment is part of what earned the position in the first place. For the full picture of how $CC economics, SV rewards, and the locking mechanism work together, Understanding Canton #1# covers it in detail: Zth.

“Supporting those languages that have become popular in DeFi, Solidity in particular, would further that aim, and additionally make those languages compatible with the control and privacy requirements demanded in regulated finance.” That line is from @CantonFdn's own Polyglot Whitepaper, published by @digitalasset in February 2025. The aim it refers to: applying the best parts of crypto and DeFi to traditional finance, and breaking down the barrier between the two worlds. Zenith built it. Existing Solidity applications deploy on @CantonNetwork without modification, routing natively through Canton's Global Synchronizer with full atomic composability with Daml-native institutional infrastructure. Our recent report "Canton or Ethereum: The Institutional Choice Ahead" covers the full picture of what this convergence means: Zth.