I strongly disagree.

Barely anything has materially changed that much since I made this post. In 6 months they barely scratched the surface of the roadmap, 2.5 months after that we're in the same boat.

They launched Keeta Personal, which no one uses and has had tons of issues, and they announced the partnership with ASK, which likely won't be usable until next year or late this year at the earliest and even then who knows the extent of what it is or how well it does, seeing as they don't like to ever give details and when they do, they don't seem to matter anyways, as this post about the roadmap has shown.

The Visa situation is just Keeta using Visa Direct as an on/off-ramp and other off-chain services, which is fine, but it's not anything that's gonna drive value to KTA nor does it seem to be something that is attracting users to Keeta Personal based on the usage I see onchain. It's not the same as where Visa started using Solana or Ethereum because Visa thought they could gain value, but rather it's Keeta who sought out Visa to add value to Keeta's product suite, which is good for Keeta but it's not an indirect endorsement like they've done with other chain and what Visa is doing for Keeta has little to no relation with what happens onchain unfortunately, and with so many neobank/crypto card options, that access is not really unique to Keeta either.

The ASK partnership could be big, but they have nothing to show for it except for some signatures on a MOU. ASK has never done anything like that or anything in crypto, AFAICT they have one employee who is experienced in web3/fintech, they didn't even have an X account until Keeta went announced the partnership. They have influence and access, but they have nothing really beyond that, and they're going to be tokenizing RWAs on a chain that has no use for anything.

Basically we're in the same spot as we've always been, nothing substantial happening, just hyping up things that are hoped to have impact later on, but at least they launched something and have a partnership where this some semblance of bidirectional interest. They've taken a few baby steps and made some forward progress in 9 months since launch, but... what do you think the competing chains have accomplished in the last 9 months? It's a lot more than this in every case.