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📢 Today’s Update 🔥 Tracking Swap Global Orders (private group) is back to normal operation. 🔥 Cardano Wallet Alert [@DCOneCryptoBot] is now active with LV5 support. ❌ Note: From version v1.0.4, the BOT will no longer send notifications for transactions below 2 ADA. 🔥 DCOne Swap Aggregator 2.0 UI is under finalization and remains operational (not available for Vietnam IPs) app.dconecrypto.finance 🔥 DCONE Pool Active Stake: 1.9M ADA (sincere thanks to everyone 🙏) pool.pm/333bd4419f2847… 🔥 Midnight Node is being set up to participate in operations. 🔥 Fund15: The team is not participating. 🔥 Team donation wallet (pool wallet): addr1qxtaxx699hhcymgusgze5jrumkalk3thc92e27zkrl3gsmml7ra5wekgmhpemqk85x85cm3szsqwcxwqhlpukhe8w4ksu7c03h or $dconenode

Breaking News Cardano (ADA) has now been formally detailed by the SEC as a digital commodity, not a security today. It is written directly into the Commission’s latest interpretive release. (Released Today) A digital commodity is an asset that derives its value from the programmatic operation of a functional crypto system, not from the expectation of profits driven by the efforts of others. ADA is listed alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum under that classification.

@lilybrodi @IOGroup It seems to be faster than using the Base network, right? From what I’ve seen, transactions on Base usually take around 20–30 minutes.

how to swap $USDC to $USDCx on cardano in 20 seconds do it now while swap fees are subsidized for the next 90 days! @IOGroup $ADA

Happy 4th birthday to Minswap 🎂 From an idea by a group of Vietnamese students to build a DEX on Cardano to becoming a core piece of the ecosystem’s liquidity layer. 4 years of swaps, LPs, farms, and building through every bear, bull (and cat) market 🐈 Excited to see what the next chapter brings 😼

Regarding the Total Ask information, I noticed that the $500k allocated for testing and security audits represents a very large portion of the budget. Additionally, even if a $500k security audit is conducted, in the case of an attack that falls outside the scope of the audit, who would be responsible for covering the losses? Would the users ultimately bear that risk? In my opinion, besides allocating funds for a security audit, it might be more reasonable to also establish a reserve or contingency fund to support users in the event of real security incidents or hacking. At the moment, it seems there is no clear community reserve fund to mitigate such risks.

I just voted YES with 61.44 million ADA voting power for the governance action: Amaru Treasury Withdrawal 2026 on behalf of my loyal delegates. Rationale I am voting YES on the Amaru 2026 Treasury Withdrawal. I believe node diversity is crucial for Cardano's future and foundational to the long-term resilience of the blockchain. Building this level of core infrastructure requires dedicated focus, and I recognize it will inevitably require ongoing funding for maintenance and engineering advancements. I strongly support these focused efforts. Having personally run an Amaru node, I can see firsthand the hard work the team has put into the codebase. Furthermore, I was highly impressed by their financial discipline when they recently returned excess funds to the Treasury. I am excited to watch Amaru progress into a fully adopted, mainnet block-producing node. Transaction adastat.net/transactions/a…

#Binance is excited to announce the Midnight HODLer Airdrop – @MidnightNtwrk $NIGHT. BNB Holders, get ready! The Airdrop page will be available on the Binance Airdrop Portal in 3 hours. Plus, this token will be listed on Binance soon! 👉 binance.com/en/support/ann…

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Here is a compiled thread of some of the projects currently building on Cardano as of March 2026. I am fully aware I will have missed some, so feel free to add them into the thread. I will try to do this more regularly as a way to showcase what is actually being built across the ecosystem. The market recently has been rough, and governance debates have taken their toll on sentiment and all of our energy levels. But underneath that, builders continue building on Cardano So I wanted to start Sunday with a simple reminder of the utility and cool projects emerging across Cardano.

The ADA/USDCx pool on Splash now has over 150k ADA liquidity🫡

Markets: @Cardano whales accumulate 819M $ADA ($213.9M) over six months despite 71% price drop from $0.90 to $0.26 since October 2025, per @santimentfeed.

Hey @Indigo_protocol ,Do you think we should proactively address and resolve this issue? #ada

@ItsDave_ADA 🫡

We are going to win Cardano. Together, we are globally powerful.

@longminswap Ối dòi oi cái đùi con vịt kìa @@

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@HephyPool That’s great! Simple, yet meaningful — and you’ve found us.

Mithril has been live on mainnet for 2.5 years. I got tired of waiting for someone to implement something like this so I did it myself. - Search by ticker or pool ID - All linked to Cexplorer hephy.io/mithril #Cardano #CardanoCommunity #Stake2Signers

@ItsDave_ADA Dave wrote that bot trading would cost a lot of people their livelihood 🤪

Visualising how far Cardano has come. What you are seeing here is live on chain DEX activity as the chain syncs over the last hour. Real swaps, real transactions, and the resulting liquidity changes unfolding in real time. No simulations, no replays. Just the ledger behaving as specified, and me reading it directly. I also built a DEX battle view, showing swap activity across the DEXs I track over the same period. It makes something very clear. Competition on Cardano is real. Liquidity competes, routing competes, and execution quality matters. Watching DEXs contend for flow is a good signal that the network is being actively used. I have upgraded my arbitrage dashboard to pull swap execution, pool state changes, monitoring, and analytics into one place. Cardano’s determinism matters here. Every state transition I can predict, they are traceable, and verifiable. That is what makes this kind of application straightforward to build and reliable to operate over time. It is an extremely valuable architectural decision that Cardano gives to builders, and one that continues to pay dividends as systems scale and complexity increases. (Apologies on the other DEX's, I have these integrated but also some pending changes on an upgrade I am doing and not yet finishes so didn't want to include without reliable results) Please comment thoughts, I wanted to share behind the scenes on what is happening across Cardano.

Hello Cardano community 👋 Welcome to the Cardano ecosystem — home of eUTxO, Plutus smart contracts, DeFi, staking, and long-term builders 🚀 From developers and DeFi farmers to patient ADA holders, everyone’s here 😄 Feel free to jump in and share: Are you building on Cardano? Trading or using DeFi (Minswap, Sundae, DexHunter, etc.)? Or just saying hi to the community? Glad to have you here 💙 #ada

Hey ya 2024 ATH ~1.4 -> ~0.28 with ~80%🔴

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Max shipping Hexcore-cli - Hydra Node Manager V1 github.com/Vtechcom/hexco…

Cardano Scales by Measuring First The Cardano Leios team has released a mempool visualiser, and it is a solid piece of work. As throughput increases, the mempool becomes critical infrastructure. Transaction propagation, ordering behaviour, and fragmentation effects start to matter. This visualiser sits alongside the Leios simulation framework and renders trace data so researchers can replay scenarios, inspect how mempool state evolves across nodes, and study behaviour under different network and protocol conditions. This is about understanding system behaviour before it reaches users. Instrumenting the protocol, observing edge cases early, and using evidence to guide design decisions as Leios progresses toward a high throughput Cardano. This has long been Cardano’s approach. Credit to the Leios team again. Open, inspectable tooling like this is exactly what responsible scaling looks like, and it gives the community real visibility into how the protocol is being developed. I included a demo video for those interested. Visualizer leios.cardano-scaling.org/mempool-viz