Why I believe in Cardano: - built like a tank - transactions never fail - way harder to attack than EVM chains - doesn’t feel like I’ll get rugged using DeFi - liquid staking - actually decentralised - cult community (in a good way) - on-chain governance - innovative builders

Ethereum and Cardano are the only major L1s focused on making programmable blockspace decentralised, permissionless, and resilient. If they don’t succeed, the fate of the crypto industry will be tied to Silicon Valley and the VCs behind almost every other blockchain.

Recently, New Zealand’s largest patient information portal ManageMyHealth was compromised, with files containing the most private medical details for about 125,000 patients now up for ransom on the dark web. It got me wondering – is this something Midnight could’ve prevented?

Voted yes to add @cardanocuria to the CC. Let’s get this sorted soon so governance actions aren’t delayed.

The vibe of Cardano feels a lot like the early years of the internet – full of experimentation, curiosity, and people building to explore possibilities. It was a new digital frontier where countless creative ideas took shape. Today, the internet has changed. Centralisation and

🚨 THE TIME IS NOW — THE NARRATIVE IS COLLAPSING The global elites are meeting again in Davos at the WEF. Behind closed doors. Above the people. Desperately trying to rewrite a story that no longer holds. Klaus Schwab just admitted it himself — their narrative is failing.

Cardano is the ultimate underdog. When people realise what’s being built here it’s going to be a wake-up call for the industry.

2026 is going to be a big year for Cardano in Africa. The original vision by @IOHK_Charles never died. In fact, it’s on the verge of becoming reality. 2026 will mark the launch of @realfi_co, a project focused on offering affordable microloans in emerging markets. Over one

Does it have to be the founding entities? Now that IO, Emurgo, and the CF (along with the Midnight Foundation and Intersect) are getting together as the Cardano Pentad to deliver critical integrations, some are asking whether this is the right approach. There is broad agreement

Will we be better off with USDC and Chainlink? The critical integrations proposal has prompted discussion about whether Cardano needs external stablecoins, oracles, and bridges. Cardano has long been a bit of an island in crypto, so to fill the gaps, the community has developed

Cardano apps need more users, and TVL needs to increase. This is clear to everyone. The critical integrations budget is a step in the right direction by getting serious about bringing tier-one stablecoins, oracles, bridges, and custody solutions to Cardano. But there’s an

Voted yes. Let’s get it done.

The recent incident on Cardano demonstrated something remarkable – it recovered from an attack in a way that’s usually only seen on proof-of-work chains like Bitcoin.

Mert is a smart guy but he’s trying to score points by perpetuating a bunch of half-truths. Block production never ceased, and it was possible to transact on the canonical Cardano chain during the entire event (albeit with severely degraded performance). Of course it was still a

Yesterday’s attack on Cardano highlights the urgent importance of node diversity. Currently, the Haskell ‘cardano-node’ is the only production-ready node, and all SPOs rely on it. The attack exploited a bug present in several newer versions of the node. Fortunately, many SPOs