Keeta Network (KTA): The universal settlement layer for digital assets

If you follow the biggest gainers of the cryptocurrency market, one token stands out — KTA, the native crypto of the Layer 1 blockchain Keeta Network. Over the past two months to Jun 19, 2025, the KTA token’s value has shot up by 557.8%, one of the best results in the already buoyant crypto market — all before the network's mainnet launch. 

The Keeta blockchain, currently in testnet mode, boasts former Google CEO Eric Schmidt as one of its investors and advisors. It claims to have a throughput capacity of 10 million transactions per second (TPS), by far the best result in the blockchain industry. Mr. Schmidt's association and the chain’s mammoth processing capacity are among the contributors to the KTA token's incredible run. 

Keeta's high-performance blockchain doesn't simply offer the best speed in the industry: it features an environment in which crypto assets from different chains can be transferred nearly instantly, creating a unified, cross-chain settlement layer for the web3 world. Keeta also offers a highly compliant process to tokenize real-world assets (RWAs), acting as a bridge between decentralized finance (DeFi) and traditional finance (TradFi). 

By putting regulatory compliance at the top of its priority list, Keeta Network’s scalable blockchain enables financial institutions to utilize blockchain technology and expand their product offerings. Keeta has recently partnered with the credit data infrastructure platform SOLO to further solidify its position in this niche to establish the first blockchain-native credit bureau.

In this article, we’ll examine this groundbreaking project in more detail.