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$6.3B. That's what was taken from Binance last week, the largest crypto exchange in the world. Not your keys, not your coins. It's an old saying in this space, and moments like this are exactly why it exists. When your assets sit on an exchange, you're trusting someone else's hot wallet, someone else's security, someone else's custody. When something goes wrong, it's not your mistake, but it's your loss. Self-custody removes that dependency. Your wallet, your keys, your control. But self-custody on public blockchains comes with a tradeoff: everyone can see everything. Every balance, every transfer, every holding, permanently visible to anyone who looks. We're building toward a different standard. A new Memento Confido feature will give users direct access to Memento Chain: transfer assets in, hold them privately, move them between wallets, all while keeping full self-custody. On Memento Chain, only wallet owners can see their own balances and activity. No one else can see what you hold or where it moves. Institutional-grade privacy. Full self-custody. Coming to Memento Confido 🔲 $DEXTF

Tokenization alone is not the finish line. Tokenized funds and assets still need to move, be distributed to investors, without exposing every holding and transfer onchain. Here's the stack Memento has been building for years: Memento Chain + Memento DFM → where TradFi asset managers tokenize funds and RWAs. Asset tokenization, fund creation, instant settlement, redemptions and servicing, all live on Memento Chain mainnet. That's where Confido comes in. Confido enables private transfers of these tokenized funds and assets on public blockchains (now live on Ethereum), separating the publicly visible transfer from the private processing and distribution. And yes, tokenized funds and RWAs will be supported assets, by design. Memento Chain tokenizes. Confido distributes, privately. $DEXTF captures the value 🔄 Same vision. Same stack. Just the piece that was always coming next.

Deutsche Bank recently published: "Could tokenization become the operating system of global finance?" Their Research Institute backs it with 3 reports covering market infrastructure, payments and settlement, and capital flows. Together, they suggest that tokenization is evolving from a niche innovation into a potential foundation for the next generation of finance. Scroll to the further links section, and there it is: the DAMA 2 Litepaper, described by DB itself as an "institutional blueprint for asset tokenisation and servicing on Ethereum layer 2". Back when the DAMA 2 Litepaper was published, two futures for tokenization were mapped out. One was called "The Great Tokenization Takeover". Looks like @DeutscheBank is asking the same question now. Read the article. The DAMA 2 Litepaper link is sitting right inside it ⬇ $DEXTF db.com/news/detail/20261018-…

From announcement to onchain reality ⚡ A few months ago we unveiled the Memento DEXTF Revenue Share Model. Today it's coded into smart contracts, activated and running onchain so revenue is shared automatically, not paid out manually by the team. Every BAF payment automatically triggers a revenue share, enforced onchain for anyone to track, with zero manual intervention from the team: 💵 200 $DEXTF (20%) → staking rewards (real yield) 💧 200 $DEXTF (20%) → liquidity improvement 📈 150 $DEXTF (15%) → token growth treasury 🔥 50 $DEXTF (5%) → burnt, permanently No delays. Trustless. Just code. Powered by Memento Chain, built on @zksync tech stack.