Written by: Luke, Mars Finance For years, when Wall Street talks about "how institutions hold Bitcoin", one name is always unavoidable: Michael Saylor and his company MicroStrategy (now renamed to Strategy). By transforming a software company's balance sheet into a massive Bitcoin purchasing tool, Saylor pioneered the 1.0 era of institutional holding. He is a solitary evangelist who used debt and leverage to demonstrate the corporate "Bitcoin standard" strategy to the world. However, an era is coming to an end. In July 2025, with the announcement of a $4 billion marriage between Wall Street financial giant Cantor Fitzgerald and Bitcoin 'godfather' Adam Back, the 2.0 paradigm of institutional holding has already knocked on the door.

CANTO token on its blockchain faced extreme price swings, rising 250% then dropping 60%. Its total value locked plummeted post-launch, with just $4.6 million assets left due to network issues. Amid a saturated market, the project lacks recent updates, contributing to the volatility.

The cryptocurrency market witnessed remarkable movements today, with several tokens posting significant gains across diverse sectors. Among them, CANTO stole the spotlight with a near 97% surge, highlighting a bullish sentiment sweeping across the market. According to the Phoenix Group,CANTO

Kaspa, Radix, Injective Protocol, Canto, and Oasis Network are the top altcoins that investors are eyeing due to their unique features and potential for profitability in the cryptocurrency market. Kaspa's BlockDAG technology provides a faster transaction speed, while Radix's Cerberus improves DeFi scalability and security. Injective Protocol offers cross-chain trading, Canto features an innovative layer-1 blockchain, and Oasis Network focuses on privacy-enabled smart contracts.

Canto is built on top of the Cosmos SDK to drive innovation and growth in the DeFi space by providing a set of free public infrastructures.

Canto is built on top of the Cosmos SDK to drive innovation and growth in the DeFi space by providing a set of free public infrastructures.

RWA (Real World Assets) is undoubtedly one of the hottest concepts in the crypto industry right now. As a pioneer representative, Maker opened up the income window for U.S. bonds and ate the dividends of the era of the high-interest cycle, thereby amplifying the market demand for DAI, and finally reversed its own market value when the broader market was down. Since then, projects such as Canto and Frax Finance have also achieved some success through similar strategies, the former has doubled the price of the currency within a month, and the latter has just launched the V3 version of sFRAX scale growth is also quite amazing. So, is the RWA concept really so "simple and easy to use" that it always improves project fundamentals steadily and quickly? Two recent lessons from the market suggest that things may not be that simple. Goldfinch bad debt incident One is Gol...

Canto's recent roadmap update Canto public chain is a public chain driven by the crypto community. Designed to build L1 + DeFi to provide a series of free public infrastructure, fair launch with no VC and no fundraising, it is also loved by the crypto-native user community. Recently, Canto's official Twitter announced changes to the latest roadmap of the project, Canto will migrate to the Ethereum ecosystem and cooperate with Polygon Lab, using Polygon CDK's technical services to bring Canto public chain into the Ethereum ecosystem to become one of the Ethereum ZK L2 public chains, Canto officially said that this update is for the next stage of the roadmap NeoFinance, Canto will introduce a large number of RWA Assets to the chain to provide crypto native users can also enjoy the benefits of traditional finance, for...