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: news.bitcoin.com/global-sett…
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Quit using bridges…
Today at 4:21 UTC Payy’s bridge contract on Ethereum was exploited and drained of its full balance. Investigation is ongoing and we are following incident response guidelines. While we investigate, all Payy Network transactions are paused including deposits, withdrawals, transfers and card transactions. We will continue to communicate updates here.
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South Africa next 🇿🇦 @RyanKirkley will be delivering a keynote at #BAC2026 on: “The End of SWIFT? How Africa Could Leapfrog Into a New Financial System.” Hosted by @BitcoinEventsCo in Gauteng on 15 October. Register: blockchainafrica.co/register… #BlockchainAfricaConference2026
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Digital assets are no longer sitting at the edge of finance. @RyanKirkley’s latest commentary looks at three developments institutions should be watching more closely as the market keeps getting absorbed into the financial system. Read here: thearmchairtrader.com/crypto…
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“In my opinion, this announcement reflects how much the industry has matured over the past few years.” @KyleSonlin on Open USD, stablecoin adoption and the growing role of traditional financial institutions in digital assets. Via Yellow: yellow.com/news/open-usd-usd…
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“If you raise at too high a valuation, you guarantee yourself a negative outcome.” @RyanKirkley in @CoinDesk on what the current crypto shakeout is exposing. coindesk.com/business/2026/0…
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London next. 🇬🇧 Tomorrow, @RyanKirkley will be speaking at @capital_pioneer’s Digital Assets Summit on the panel: “Cross Border Regulatory Convergence: Is it Possible?” Ryan will join leaders from Edwin Coe LLP, CryptoUK, ALFI and Rhotic Media to discuss regulatory fragmentation across global markets, where greater alignment is possible, and what that means for firms building and operating financial infrastructure across borders. 📍 Hilton London Bankside 🕧 12:35–1:05 PM 📅 Monday, 21 September capitalpioneer.co.uk/summit/ #CapioDAS26
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Crypto has been through enough cycles to know what volatility looks like. What changes from one cycle to the next is how the industry responds to it. @KyleSonlin talks with @INN_Resource about the current market environment, the pressure created by sharp price moves and regulatory scrutiny, and why the sector keeps adapting through both. Watch the clip. Full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/1up…
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More connected networks do not automatically mean a more interoperable financial system. If every connection adds another bridge, wrapped asset or intermediary, fragmentation can simply move to another layer. GSN is designed around native assets and atomic settlement across networks. globalsettlement.com/interop…
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A country can issue a digital currency and still depend on infrastructure it does not control. Financial sovereignty also sits in payment rails, policy, data, privacy, resilience and cross-border connectivity. The currency is one layer. globalsettlement.com/governm…
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Digitizing money does not require inventing a new financial system. In his conversation with @INN_Resource, @RyanKirkley explains how existing assets, from US dollars to commodities, can be represented digitally while the underlying value remains held by a trusted institution. The benefit is in how that value can then move: across accounts, institutions and borders with far less friction. Watch the clip. Full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/5E0…
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If money settles 24/7, treasury cannot work as though everything stops at 5pm. Liquidity moves. Corridor exposure changes. Controls still need to run. Finance still needs the record afterwards. Always-on settlement needs always-on visibility. globalsettlement.com/banks
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What happens between Send and Settled matters. Identity. Permissions. Sanctions screening. Risk rules. Policy controls. For regulated settlement, those checks need to happen inside the transaction flow without turning every payment into a manual process. globalsettlement.com/banks
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Stablecoin yield sounds simple until you look at where it comes from. In his conversation with @INN_Resource, @KyleSonlin explains how issuers earn yield on the assets backing stablecoins, why the CLARITY Act raises questions around passing that yield to users, and why banks are pushing back. The debate goes well beyond returns. It touches deposits, compliance and who controls the underlying financial infrastructure. Watch the clip. Full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/1up…
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Compliance works differently when it is part of the transaction itself. @RyanKirkley on why identity, auditability and regulatory visibility need to be built into settlement infrastructure from the start, via @crowdfundinside. crowdfundinsider.com/2026/08…
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Prediction markets become a very different proposition when some participants have access to information others cannot reasonably obtain. @RyanKirkley on the information gap facing everyday traders as these markets grow, via @Forbes. forbes.com/sites/boazsobrado…
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A tokenized asset can move in seconds while the payment for it still takes hours or days. If the asset and cash move through separate systems, only half the transaction has been modernized. Delivery-versus-payment coordinates both sides. globalsettlement.com/interop…
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Banks, blockchains and countries can each run their own financial infrastructure. The harder problem is getting those systems to settle with each other. In his conversation with @INN_Resource, @RyanKirkley explains how Global Settlement Network connects isolated banking and blockchain ecosystems into a shared settlement network for currencies, securities and commodities, without relying on traditional bridges between chains. Watch the clip. Full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/5E0…
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Stablecoin adoption at scale changes what regulators need from the infrastructure underneath it. In @crowdfundinside, @RyanKirkley looks at Brazil and why cross-border stablecoin rails need identity, auditability and regulatory visibility built into the transaction flow from the start. The aim is to preserve the speed and access of stablecoins while giving institutions and regulators the controls they need. Read the full commentary: crowdfundinsider.com/2026/08…
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GSN is in Wyoming 🏔️ @RyanKirkley and @KyleSonlin are on the ground in Jackson Hole for the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium, presented by @SALTConference and @krakenfx. If you’re here too, come find us.
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Faster payment rails also give fraud less time to be caught. Brazil’s @BancoCentralBR is introducing additional checks on some large crypto transfers, including transfers involving stablecoins, as it responds to the speed at which funds can move after a scam. The infrastructure question is how to keep settlement fast while giving institutions enough visibility to identify risk before the money is gone. Via @Reuters: reuters.com/world/americas/b…
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