Cardano (ADA)

One of the most useful V3 upgrades is the Bi-Directional Indigo OrderBook. ↔️ Users can now enter or exit iAsset positions without relying on AMM liquidity or taking AMM slippage. That means cleaner execution, more control, and better ways to move between collateral and iAssets directly through Indigo. For traders, larger positions, and active iAsset users, this is a major UX upgrade. 💪

84.9% of SPO stakes have already been upgraded to v11! The hard fork is coming soon, consider upgrading your pool version! 💪💪💪 https://t.co/0WQOqz2DXD NORTH v10.6 ₳330.74M @nordicpool SECUR v10.6 ₳222.97M @securestaking SBP1/SBP2/SBP3 v10.2,v10.6 ₳179.11M @neoply_kr EMUR5/EMUR4/EMUR3/EMUR2/EMUR6 v10.6 ₳170.88M @emurgo_io EDEN v10.6 ₳169.63M @EdenGardenPool BLOOM v10.6 ₳150.60M @bloompool_io PPTG1 v10.6 ₳84.51M @Tangem PILOT v10.6 ₳84.01M @ada_pilot CAFE/CAFE2/CAFE3 v10.8 ₳79.98M @CafeCardano ADALO v10.2 ₳75.38M @poollovelace FAIR v10.2 ₳63.41M @fair_pool IFS1 v10.7 ₳55.43M @infstones APOP v10.6 ₳50.82M @adapop6 (no ticker) v10.2 ₳47.04M @Allnodes ADAST v10.6 ₳38.09M @adastrongpool EASY1 v10.6 ₳30.20M @cryptojoe101 PPCX1/P2P/P2P2 v10.6 ₳29.30M @p2pvalidator LOVE v10.3 ₳22.18M @PooltoolI BEAST v10.7 ₳19.13M @beastlyorion MORH v10.3 ₳18.31M @MorhPool PLUSH v10.6 ₳18.12M @PoolPlush PSB v10.6 ₳17.89M @PSILOBLOX SARGA v10.6 ₳16.82M @CriptoMonedasTV ADAGE v10.6 ₳16.43M @8bitCaliph POWER v10.3 ₳14.13M @power_cardan

I have just successfully executed end to end what I believe is the first example of selective disclosure privacy capabilities on Cardano. After weeks of hurdles, and what has honestly felt like months of problem solving, I now have a working approach that can support a wider range of privacy based disclosure use cases on Cardano. The important part is the architecture. A user can prove something about themselves, or their on chain position, without exposing more information than is actually required. That opens up practical use cases around gated access, governance access, delegation based verification, eligibility checks, and privacy preserving interactions. There is still more work to do, but this feels like a meaningful step forward. Privacy on Cardano is starting to become very real. A huge milestone for Cardano that I will be pushing forwards as much as I can, and the capabilities are down to the hard work from all the engineers involved and a reminder that funding these activities is essential to

Anoher week, another round of Fluid stats: → 17.52M $ADA in collateral value → 7.47M $ADA in active debt → 370 unique wallets → 287 lenders → 92 borrowers Borrowing demand is up 8.53% over the past 7 days! Capital is moving, lenders are deploying, borrowers are becoming more active, and Cardano DeFi is starting to show signs of resurgence 😤

Many exchanges including Bybit, Kucoin, OKX, Gate, https://t.co/5kTfi8FfGI and more are reporting as hard fork ready for the upcoming Cardano Van Rossem hard fork. The Cardano Van Rossem hard fork, allows improvement on Plutus performance, execution costs, and advanced cryptographic capability. It also strengthens ledger rules, SPO security and node reliability, giving builders better base layer tools without moving Cardano into a new era. It is named in memory of Max van Rossem, a Cardano builder, developer, SPO, DRep and Constitutional Convention delegate whose contribution is now part of Cardano’s on chain governance history, I was lucky enough to exchange messages with Max, his passion was extremely inspiring and this shared passion is exactly what drives Cardano forwards.

I have just successfully executed end to end what I believe is the first example of selective disclosure privacy capabilities on Cardano. After weeks of hurdles, and what has honestly felt like months of problem solving, I now have a working approach that can support a wider range of privacy based disclosure use cases on Cardano. The important part is the architecture. A user can prove something about themselves, or their on chain position, without exposing more information than is actually required. That opens up practical use cases around gated access, governance access, delegation based verification, eligibility checks, and privacy preserving interactions. There is still more work to do, but this feels like a meaningful step forward. Privacy on Cardano is starting to become very real. A huge milestone for Cardano that I will be pushing forwards as much as I can, and the capabilities are down to the hard work from all the engineers involved and a reminder that funding these activities is essential to