Payment public chain Keeta makes a big move—advancing an ambitious bank acquisition plan. According to the latest signed agreement, Keeta aims to strengthen its compliance and regulatory capabilities through this acquisition, establish connections with traditional financial institutions, and further integrate into the global financial system.
Although this acquisition still needs to go through regulatory procedures and is expected to take some time, Keeta's ambitions are already clear—combining the technological advantages of the payment public chain with the trust foundation of traditional finance. More interestingly, Keeta Inc. has also allocated 35 million KTA tokens from its strategic reserves, apparently to fund upcoming actions. This series of operations indicates that Keeta is accelerating its transition from purely on-chain payments to compliant finance, also paving the way for deep cooperation with traditional finance.
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ZkSnarker
· 8h ago
well technically... acquiring a bank to "bridge trad finance" is just regulatory theater with extra steps, right? they'll still hit the same compliance walls everyone else does lol
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TokenomicsDetective
· 8h ago
Bank acquisition? That's a pretty bold move, but how long will it take for regulators to approve... 35 million KTA tokens invested, it's a gamble on whether compliance can be achieved.
Will traditional finance truly accept on-chain payments, or is this just another story?
I'm watching closely. Will KTA remain stable during this waiting period?
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bridge_anxiety
· 8h ago
Wait, is Keeta really going to decentralize? Using 35 million coins to pave the way, this move is a bit fierce.
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Bank acquisition... Is this guy trying to completely whitewash or truly integrate into traditional finance?
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Basically, it's about using the chain's name to cut leeks, then using a bank's shell to launder it.
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Spending 35 million KTA, how optimistic must they be? Why do I still feel a bit uneasy?
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So in the end, it can't escape regulation... Will public chains always have to bow their heads?
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Compliance, compliance, I'm tired of hearing it. Can we just look directly at how the token prices are moving?
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This move feels like making an excuse for a bear market. How long can the coin smashing last?
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RugPullAlertBot
· 8h ago
Bank acquisition? I've seen this trick too many times. In the end, it still depends on how regulators play it.
Allocating 35 million KTA tokens—are they trying to dump or truly integrate? Just thinking about it makes me laugh.
Compliance? Traditional finance? Bro, this is about "going ashore," but the tactics are still the same.
Keeta is making a bold move, but I don't know if it can survive until approval day.
How's the token price? Such news either pumps the market or dumps it—polarization is inevitable.
Another acquisition and token reserve—feels like they're playing a big game.
If they can really connect everything, that would be impressive, but the phrase "expected to take a long time" sounds a bit threatening...
Payment public chain Keeta makes a big move—advancing an ambitious bank acquisition plan. According to the latest signed agreement, Keeta aims to strengthen its compliance and regulatory capabilities through this acquisition, establish connections with traditional financial institutions, and further integrate into the global financial system.
Although this acquisition still needs to go through regulatory procedures and is expected to take some time, Keeta's ambitions are already clear—combining the technological advantages of the payment public chain with the trust foundation of traditional finance. More interestingly, Keeta Inc. has also allocated 35 million KTA tokens from its strategic reserves, apparently to fund upcoming actions. This series of operations indicates that Keeta is accelerating its transition from purely on-chain payments to compliant finance, also paving the way for deep cooperation with traditional finance.