Dec. 6 at 12:37 AM
$KTA.X for
$GOOGL investors
Alphabet as a core position makes a ton of sense: you get durable moats in search and ads, plus real leverage in AI and cloud infra. That’s the “compute and data plane” bet on how intelligence and workloads get built and distributed.
Keeta lives somewhere else in the stack entirely. Think of it as neutral, high-speed settlement and routing fabric between chains, banks, and payment companies. The design is very plumbing-oriented: anchors hold assets at the edges and bridges move value in and out, so a bank or fintech can keep liquidity on Ethereum, Solana, or traditional rails while using Keeta for sub-second, high-throughput finality when they actually need to move balances and settle. From a builder standpoint, that anchor model plus clean interoperability primitives is way closer to how existing payment and treasury systems already think.
Where it gets interesting is when you imagine a Stripe- or Bridge-scale payment stack wiring into Keeta as a backend: merchant flows, payouts, FX, and on-ramps all quietly clearing through a chain purpose-built for compliance-aware, hyperfast settlement. For a portfolio already anchored in names like Alphabet, Keeta feels more like a small, asymmetric option on the transaction backbone those front-end platforms might end up routing through.
