[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  xescure [@xescure](/creator/twitter/xescure) on x 1625 followers Created: 2025-07-18 23:03:25 UTC That is one of the wildest takes I’ve seen in a while. The actual answer is pretty simple though: @KeetaNetwork is the likeliest candidate. A team of ex-Nano engineers backed by Eric Schmidt (yes, that Eric Schmidt) created a chain with 10M+ TPS, 400ms finality, and on-chain compliance features. That includes: Onchain identities (optional KYC, travel rule compliance), onchain credit bureau, flexible permission system, native tokenization (95% use cases covered without smart contracts—fewer vulnerabilities), and eliminating mempools (bye bye MEV). Reading between the lines they had more adoption in their private pilot programs than half of crypto combined. For example: They operated as the authoritative record of balances for banks all around the world. They not only took over the interbank settlement layer, but also the banks’ internal tech stack. This pilot birthed the Anchor system, which is probably the most useful feature that I’m not even gonna go into. This is still just the tip of the iceberg. I could go on and on, like how this can actually extend to 50-100M TPS or how they trialed a system to replace VisaNet (that’s why they needed PCI DSS Level 1), but you would stop believing me. Sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction. $KTA XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [kyc](/topic/kyc) [onchain](/topic/onchain) [keetanetwork](/topic/keetanetwork) [Post Link](https://x.com/xescure/status/1946345090617909595)
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xescure @xescure on x 1625 followers
Created: 2025-07-18 23:03:25 UTC
That is one of the wildest takes I’ve seen in a while. The actual answer is pretty simple though: @KeetaNetwork is the likeliest candidate.
A team of ex-Nano engineers backed by Eric Schmidt (yes, that Eric Schmidt) created a chain with 10M+ TPS, 400ms finality, and on-chain compliance features.
That includes: Onchain identities (optional KYC, travel rule compliance), onchain credit bureau, flexible permission system, native tokenization (95% use cases covered without smart contracts—fewer vulnerabilities), and eliminating mempools (bye bye MEV).
Reading between the lines they had more adoption in their private pilot programs than half of crypto combined. For example: They operated as the authoritative record of balances for banks all around the world. They not only took over the interbank settlement layer, but also the banks’ internal tech stack. This pilot birthed the Anchor system, which is probably the most useful feature that I’m not even gonna go into.
This is still just the tip of the iceberg. I could go on and on, like how this can actually extend to 50-100M TPS or how they trialed a system to replace VisaNet (that’s why they needed PCI DSS Level 1), but you would stop believing me. Sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction.
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