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From pilot success to permanent partnership: Partisia & TOPPAN Edge Inc. 🤝 We are thrilled to announce the successful transition from pilot project to a permanent, strategic alliance with TOPPAN Edge! This milestone is a key moment; it confirms a powerful, shared vision for the future of #DigitalTrust . Our initial pilot proved that combining Partisia's and TOPPAN Edge's key technologies effectively redefines secure digital identity, a crucial step towards real-world deployment across industries. We extend our sincere gratitude to the entire team at TOPPAN Edge for their trust and for validating the long-term vision behind our foundational cryptographic technology. This alliance, signed today in Japan, allows us to accelerate our joint commitment to: 🔹Pioneering identity: Building robust, privacy-first identity solutions that give control back to the user. 🔹Driving innovation: Setting new global standards for secure data utilization and collaboration. Together, we're building the infrastructure that ensures #privacy and #security remain at the core of our digital world for years to come. Masatoshi Oka | Naotaka Watanabe | Kurt Nielsen | Mark Medum Bundgaard Miyoji Kakinuki #DigitalIdentity #MPC #PartisiaBlockchain #DataPrivacy

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How Much Would You Value a Blockchain That Underpins Millions of Wallets Across the EU? If a memecoin can push Solana’s valuation into the stratosphere, imagine what happens when blockchain technology underpins real-world adoption at scale. Partisia Blockchain isn’t just another chain - it’s built to power millions of wallets across Europe and beyond, supporting secure transactions, privacy-preserving applications, and regulatory-ready infrastructure. • Privacy first: With built-in MPC (Multi-Party Computation), Partisia solves one of the toughest problems in Web3—how to handle sensitive data without compromising security or compliance. • Institutional trust: Its architecture is designed for governments, enterprises, and large-scale consumer applications, making it more than just a playground for tokens—it’s the backbone of digital transformation. • Mass adoption ready: Whether it’s powering eIDs, financial services, or decentralised applications with millions of users, Partisia is engineered for scale and real-world utility. Now, let’s ask the valuation question: 👉 If a blockchain that thrives on memecoin hype can hit tens of billions, what’s the fair value of a blockchain ready to power Europe’s digital economy? $100 billion? More? The future of blockchain isn’t speculation - it’s real-world adoption. And that’s exactly where Partisia Blockchain is heading. #DataPrivacy #PartisiaBlockchain #RWA #Adoption

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Privacy is foundational to identity. We’re excited to join idOS Consortium, building a portable, privacy-preserving identity for stablecoin applications! #ID #DataPrivacy #MPC #PartisiaBlockchain #blockchain 💎💎💎🚀🚀🚀

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