Dec. 3 at 6:48 PM
$KTA.X for
$GOOGL investors
Alphabet as a core position makes a ton of sense: dominant distribution in search, entrenched ad rails, and real leverage in cloud and AI infra. If you want long-duration exposure to big compute, big models, and enterprise software spend, that’s exactly the kind of name you anchor a portfolio around.
Keeta lives in a very different layer. Think of it as low-level, high-throughput settlement fabric: a Layer 1 built to push assets, stablecoins, and wrapped bitcoin across banks, fintechs, and other chains with sub-second finality. Public benchmarks have already shown Keeta processing on the order of tens of millions of transactions per second under load, with independent infra teams and Google cloud ecosystem engineers looking at the numbers – this is execution speed aimed at card-network and FX volumes, not just on-chain games.
Where it gets interesting is design. Keeta bakes in compliance-first hooks: optional KYC, AML, and identity-aware flows, so regulated institutions can plug in without duct-taping compliance on top later. Its anchor and bridge model lets liquidity sit where users are (Ethereum, other L1s, existing banking rails) while using Keeta purely as the high-speed, neutral backbone underneath for netting, settlement, and cross-border flows.
If Keeta ever lands deep integration with something Stripe- or Bridge-like, you suddenly have real merchant traffic, payouts, and multi-currency flows settling on a chain purpose-built for speed and regulatory comfort. That’s the type of connectivity that, if executed well, could justify a multi-billion network over time, yet today Keeta still trades like a small, experimental L1. For someone already concentrated in mature compounders like Alphabet, a modest, satellite-style allocation to Keeta is one way to express a view on the emerging financial plumbing layer without touching your core.
