IOTA (IOTA)

🧵 Africa isn’t talking about digital trade anymore. It’s building it. The latest update on @iota ADAPT marks an important milestone. This is no longer just a roadmap or a whitepaper. Implementation is officially underway. 👇 ADAPT (Africa Digital Access and Public Infrastructure for Trade) is led by the AfCFTA Secretariat in partnership with the IOTA Foundation, the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, and the World Economic Forum. Rather than launching another blockchain pilot, the goal is to build the digital infrastructure that will support trade across the African continent. The vision is ambitious. ADAPT aims to create a trusted digital backbone connecting all 55 African nations participating in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). Instead of relying on fragmented national systems and paper-based processes, countries will be able to exchange trusted data through a shared digital infrastructure. The platform combines several critical components into one interoperable network. It

This is the @iota and @TWINGlobalOrg Q2 2026 Progress update. 🏗🏛🤝 Its all about building the TRUSTED infrastructure for global trade. https://t.co/QU6UEDMFiV

Back in January, $IOTA mentioned in its manifesto that 5 country pilots were expected to go live So far, 3 have been announced through ADAPT: 🇰🇪🇲🇦🇳🇬Kenya, Morocco and Nigeria That means 2 more are still expected for this year. (?) What makes it interesting is that IOTA specifically mentioned North America as one of the target regions. And this connects with something Dominik said about a year ago: pilots were already underway to ship goods between the U.S. and other countries. This could matter a lot. Especially because Salus is already showing how TWIN/IOTA can be used around real-world trade finance, critical minerals, verified documents and U.S.-linked buyers. Head of Salus also visited Washington D.C some time ago. Then there is Southeast Asia. 🇻🇳Vietnam was already mentioned last year as a possible pilot candidate, which would fit the regional clue very well. And with Africa being the strongest current rollout region, one more African country is also still possible. Meanwhile, TWIN is moving in Europe too. 🇬🇧 UK is working on implementing it around port systems. 🇳🇱Netherlands and 🇵🇱 Poland are also involved through real trade corridors. the price is not exciting at all but the adoption part is

#IOTA is moving through its dark corridor before entering the systemic layer. https://t.co/4hlW1FVYPv

$IOTA is designing a commercial model and also hinting a launch That was the biggest takeaway for me from the Q2 update. 🇰🇪 Kenya IOTA and Trademark Africa aligned on a self-sustaining commercial framework for TWIN. Including operational structures and future fee models. To me, that's a meaningful shift. The discussion seems to be moving from "Can this work?" to "How do we run this as a business?" And there was another detail that caught my eye. 📦TLIP Sounds like TLIP could be approaching its public release. The report literally says they're positioning TLIP for public release while completing governance and data protection work in Kenya. On the technical side, TLIP v1.3.9 achieved a 95% pass rate across active test profiles and successfully validated node-to-node document exchange between Kenyan authorities. 🌍 ADAPT Implementation is now officially underway. The first three countries are live: Kenya, Morocco, and Nigeria. Institutional rollout continues. Talks are underway with the ICC and global banking institutions to support scaling. 🇬🇧UK Infrastructure deployments are moving ahead with port authorities, freight forwarders, and trade bodies, while five core organizations have signed the ISN MoU. And don't forget what was already announced: @TWINGlobalOrg is expected to go live across several major UK port systems later this year. Will that fix the token price overnight? Obviously not. But if you've been worried that the Foundation is just burning runway without a path to commercialization, this update is one of the strongest signals yet that they're thinking beyond pilots and toward operating a real business.

Three things from @iota's Q2 report worth paying attention to. 1) Starfish consensus is live on mainnet, a meaningful upgrade for network stability under real institutional load. 2) The ADAPT initiative, developed alongside the AfCFTA Secretariat, Tony Blair Institute, and World Economic Forum, is now being implemented across its first three African trade corridors. 3) TLIP, IOTA's trade logistics platform, hit a 95% pass rate across all active test profiles with live node-to-node document channels between Kenyan authorities. The protocol is maturing. The real-world deployments are accelerating.