Governments don’t adopt infrastructure they don’t trust 🌍
$IOTA neutral public infrastructure and $QNT enterprise connectivity highlight what institutions actually require.
Global trade cannot run on systems owned by competitors, private corporations, or profit-driven gatekeepers.
That model has already failed.
TradeLens proved the limitation.
Despite heavy investment, adoption stalled because no country wanted its trade data routed through infrastructure controlled by another market participant.
Neutrality is not optional in trade.
It is the prerequisite.
IOTA was built around that reality.
The network is open-source, governed by a non-profit foundation, and secured by a #decentralized validator set. There is no single corporate owner, no venture capital control, and no jurisdictional bias.
This structure allows governments, banks, and enterprises to integrate without surrendering sovereignty or trust.
Trade requires shared infrastructure that no one owns, yet everyone can rely on.
That is why neutral networks scale.
IOTA succeeds where closed systems cannot.