🚨 Meria, the company co-founded by Hasheur, is quietly developing a new product called Panoria.

It is an interface that allows tracking a crypto portfolio across multiple wallets and blockchains, and accessing decentralized finance products like staking, lending, or real-world asset (RWA) strategies from a single place.
The product is still in development, but we can already see its outlines.
What makes the maneuver interesting is that in March, Meria filed two trademarks with the INPI a few days apart, Panoria and Orrery.
These two trademarks cover a broad scope: banking services, card issuance, payment, financial management, software.
Filing so broadly is primarily to protect against actors who would launch a similar service under a close name.
But it is also reserving a much wider field than a simple portfolio dashboard.
Meria is advancing as a regulated player, while decentralized finance does not, as of today, fall within the scope of the European MiCA regulation.
Building a mainstream DeFi gateway from a regulated position is a bet different from that of other platforms in the sector.
This positioning falls into a specific context, one where major French banks (like Crédit Agricole) are starting to take a serious interest in crypto.
One question remains: Is Hasheur building Panoria to make it a standalone product, or to build something that a larger player would have an interest in integrating one day?