🪏 RandCorp #RareEvo26

@fundstrat As a former sales director of a logistics broker. This just stops bad brokers from hiring any truck without doing their job and vetting a carrier. Completely worth it. #loadsecure

Worth keeping

@eddie_d123 @D3vryn @RareNetworkWeb3 It's all Nathan, I just barely know how to read

@D3vryn @RareRandCorp @RareNetworkWeb3 Keep up the great work !

Shout out to @D3vryn for running the @RareNetworkWeb3 Media. The team's articles are getting between 1500-4,000 views each day, and Nathan's articles are leading. Absolutely great content I enjoy reading every day. rareevo.io/news

@JureKaramarko @D3vryn @RareNetworkWeb3 I will look into this

My dream is that one day you connect to our RSS feed and pull the Cardano news we publish every day at songmarketcap.com/cardanonews In a short period of time, we have written and published over 100 articles about what’s happening in the Cardano market. With lots of love and care ;) @D3vryn @RareRandCorp ❤️🤝🥂

GM, what an epic AI story cointelegraph.com/news/ai-chatbo…

This is really awesome. The Cardano community is pretty damn amazing.

@Amystreet Superteam USA x Rare Evo close out party 🤝🫡

Superteam USA knows how to throw a party 🏁🍄 What theme should we do next?

The latest market structure bill markup just dropped, and I want to highlight how important it is for DeFi. The Clarity Act is fundamental to giving DeFi developers the confidence to build in the US, backed by strong developer protections. If the US wants to lead in DeFi, the framework must preserve the ability to build and maintain decentralized protocols without imposing unworkable obligations on DeFi developers that are better suited for centralized models. If US succeeds, rest of the world will follow. The question of yield has always been largely irrelevant, in my humble opinion. Passage of the Clarity Act could create a similar tailwind for DeFi as the Genius Act did for stablecoins. That’s far more important than anything else: giving developers the clarity and confidence to build the future financial rails the world will rely on. I appreciate all the work the Senate Banking Committee members have done throughout this long process, and I encourage members to vote in favor of a bipartisan framework that developers can rely on. DeFi will win.

Spread to the masses! 🤝🫡

v3 so far is off to a good start. For the first time in over a year, @AlchemixFi is growing in TVL and borrowing, and we are seeing the dynamic between debt expansion and the fixed-duration transmuter redemption module playing out just as we had modeled. I don't expect things to rocket up in an instant (as our modeling didn't indicate they would) but it is so satisfying to see it play out like we thought it would. Due to the duration mismatches for CDP and redemptions, we can expect a constant grind upwards in TVL and debt as the system churns. If things continue like they are now, I wouldn't be surprised to see a net growth of 3-5% month over month indefinitely. It may take some time for the pegs to stabilize at our target of 0.99+, so alUSD and alETH are more-so 'bonds' right now and less-so stable-synths, but when (not if) we hit our targets, Alchemix will be the premier destination for looping yields and maximizing the effectiveness of your savings. Up Only.

Stop looking at the charts and pay attention to your mother 🤝🫡

Yesterday was a blast threw together a last-minute stormer, steaks, contests… all in under an hour! Next week, I’m running it back with a little more planning. I’m also looking to grow my reach on X and Insta. If you can give me some follows and retweets, you’ll have my eternal gratitude! But either way, we’re doing it again!

Alchemix V3 is the most innovative DeFi project. 🤝🫡

@planetmaaz @jrv97_velazquez I totally agree with this. We feel like we might be the only people to actually finish a treasury proposal before coming back and asking for more with Unified Events. Rare, CF, & Emurgo working on KPI stats as we speak

This is a very common sense take tbh. as a DRep I’d find it quite difficult to vote yes on a proposal without info about 2025 NCL delivery from that very proposer

@JoyeousT @astroboysoup You made it happen! Total celebrity!

@astroboysoup @RareRandCorp That was not the intent, but it did get them to take a picture of the booth that clearly says cardano foundation!

People reaching out from other industries seeing the booth in WSJ 🤝🫡

@1Exit_Liquidity Every time

How it feels logging into X some days Are you not entertained! Is this not why you are here? $ADA $Night

Congratulations to Tamara!

It's in the works and has been a topic of discussion since December really. I am confident in Jack and the team at intersect. It's just the growing pains. I say it all the time, governance is a double edged sword. It's amazing that we have this opportunity, a treasury, and real decentralized governance. It's not some central entity approving things. The other side is it's messy, complicated, and has its issues we have to work through. We are on the cutting edge, and to quote @dannyribar and @krissbaird "things may break"

@RareRandCorp @RareEvo Pulled off a miracle 👏🏻 We definitely need to stabilize funding and/or allow for “contingency” clauses for marketing like the dev proposals are starting to implement. You do great work we just need to make sure you have enough ingredients to cook. Thank you for getting it done!

Cardano made the WSJ because of our booth and positioning 🤝🫡 wsj.com/finance/curren…

Earlier this week, @JBriggsLondon informed me that his team had uncovered a coordinated effort to subvert the @IntersectMBO committee elections. Under the board's direction, Jack and the staff acted to remove inappropriate ballots from the count and deliver secure results. Intersect has also suspended the members believed to have violated the terms of membership, pending a full review. This is a genuinely difficult situation because Intersect is, at its core, an organization open to anyone in the Cardano community who wishes to contribute to the ecosystem. That inclusivity is foundational, part of our reason for existing. But inclusivity is not the same as the absence of standards. If we want Intersect to be a legitimately welcoming environment, where people can contribute, disagree, and engage productively, then we have to maintain norms of civil discourse and fair play. The two commitments are not in tension, they depend on each other. Over the past several days, a number of members have asked me to comment on this situation, both through direct messages and by tagging me on this platform. I deliberately held off until Jack confirmed that we had enough information to stabilize the situation and offer the community a clear update. Waiting was the right thing to do, not a way of dodging the question. Ultimately, this matter is about following the right process to safeguard the integrity of Intersect as an organization that is accountable to its members, supports its staff, and serves the Cardano community. As a community member, I often want to step in and share what I know with others who have questions. As a board member, however, it is often the case that certain matters must be held in confidence until the full picture can be presented to the community in a way that allows the situation to be understood and analyzed fairly. Speaking too early would have undermined precisely the legitimacy we were working to protect. In this case, Intersect staff took four days to gather the relevant information, consult with the board on appropriate actions, stabilize the situation by delivering secure election results, and then brief the community on what occurred. I am proud of how this was handled. It demonstrates the organization's growing capacity to identify potential issues and respond to them with discipline. The board has worked hard over the past year to strengthen Intersect's structure and help the organization operate more effectively. There is still a great deal of work ahead, and we will continue our efforts. But I am deeply grateful to Jack and the team for the substantial improvements already in evidence, and for the care taken to ensure the integrity of these elections.