According to @PANewsCN, Liechtenstein has launched the sovereign blockchain infrastructure Liechtenstein Trust Integrity Network (LTIN) to deliver compliant digital trust services for enterprises and institutions (source: @PANewsCN). The network is majority-owned by the state telecom operator Telecom Liechtenstein and is structured under the Liechtenstein Blockchain Act while aligned with the EU’s MiCA framework (source: @PANewsCN). Initial partners include Bank Frick, Bitcoin Suisse, Solstice Labs, Zilliqa, INACTA, LUKSO, QPQ, and Swiss Subnet, with LTIN positioned as an extension of national telecom services into blockchain infrastructure (source: @PANewsCN). For traders, Zilliqa and LUKSO being named among early partners provides direct project-level exposure to a MiCA-aligned, sovereign blockchain initiative in Europe, making official integration and progress updates from these entities market-relevant disclosures to monitor (source: @PANewsCN).

According to Bobby Ong, corporations are launching new Layer-1 blockchains in the current cycle, signaling a narrative focus on corporate-backed L1 infrastructure that traders may monitor for token listings and liquidity rotation if applicable, source: Bobby Ong on X, Aug 12, 2025. He further predicts that countries could launch their own L1s in the next cycle, which, if realized, would reshape regulatory and market structure dynamics across sovereign-grade networks, source: Bobby Ong on X, Aug 12, 2025. The post did not cite specific projects, timelines, or tickers, so this should be treated as a high-level narrative signal rather than a concrete catalyst, source: Bobby Ong on X, Aug 12, 2025.