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Cardano DReps: Pertaining to the NCL Increase & Alpha Growth proposals, I'm sincerely asking you all to look beyond past spend mishaps or other potential blockers of this proposal and consider this only through the lenses of "Cardano DeFi Competitiveness." For years now, we have all taken the approach of "if we build it they will come" and that has obviously not been the case for a multitude of reasons, and this is our chance to undo and/or resolve many of those DeFi infra shortcomings. I'm very much aware of the exhaustion on the topic of governance and concern on spending, but I'm afraid this is no longer a situation we can hope to organically resolve itself. It simply won't. We need to be bold and aggressive with a DeFi acceleration and spending plan in order to put this ecosystem on the map along with everything we have all collectively and tirelessly worked towards for years now. Cardano has a real chance here to level the playing field and get mission critical infra gaps filled that will bring fresh, sticky liquidity. As liquidity inflows result as part if this proposal, everyone materially involved or invested in the Cardano brand stands to benefit from the fresh adoption and new investors across the board. Not only will Cardano be attracting net-new TVL as part of the proposal's aims itself, but there will be organic growth from these gains as more traction and awareness spreads. We all win. Taking the "more of the same" approach is becoming increasingly obvious that this will NOT be in Cardano's best interests long term. We have time still to alter course and steer this ship in a better direction, let's not squander it!

Worth looking into this one!

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bunu çözersen, IQ seviyen ortalamanın üstündedir. Peki sen zekana güveniyor musun? çözebilir misin?

I co-founded pfSense. For the last year I've been building its successor. If you run pfSense today, you already know the reasons to look around: development you can't influence, a CE edition that feels like an afterthought, FreeBSD driver roulette on modern hardware, and a config workflow where one bad apply on a remote box means a drive. nfSensei is my answer. Built from scratch in Rust, on Linux, and designed around the things pfSense users actually complain about. Your config.xml imports. There's an importer that reads your pfSense config, shows you exactly what maps over and what needs attention, then applies it. You don't start from zero. You can't brick it from the couch. Changes stage as a candidate, diff before apply, validate through the real engines before anything is written, and auto-roll-back if you don't confirm in time. If a config ever fails at boot, the box falls back to the last good one on its own. The hardware works. Linux base means modern NICs and drivers just work — and the fast path compiles your rules to XDP at 40Gbps. Automation is native, not scraped. Everything the UI does is a documented API call — about 1,140 of them, with a built-in explorer. Your Ansible finally gets a real interface. The VPNs are current. WireGuard, IPsec, Tailscale, and self-hosted mesh — your own control plane, your keys — plus post-quantum key exchange where it counts. The experimental stuff has its own wing. Thirty-plus Labs features behind toggles: WAN bonding that fuses multiple cheap uplinks through a $5 VPS into one resilient pipe, per-flow SLA telemetry with tamper-evident audit chains, GeoDNS that steers traffic by live RTT and load, application-aware QoS, config push to a whole fleet of remote nodes, and an AI assistant on the box that reads your actual interfaces and logs using local models. Toggles are per-browser and can't touch your running config — flip things on, break them, tell me about it. Oh, and there is much more to mention here! Self-hosted, on your hardware, no cloud account, no subscription. It's NOW IN ACTIVE BETA (previously alpha) with about 40 testers, and bug reports typically get fixed in days. I want more people who know what pfSense does well and can tell me exactly where nfSensei falls short. If you are interested in testing please email me: sullrich@gmail.com. Tell me about your pfSense setup and I'll get you access. Note: Affiliates and employees of Netgate are not invited.

Within the last couple of weeks we’ve: ✅ deployed Solana support ✅ added support for iUSD, users can now mint iUSD with ADA and supply to vaults to earn yield on stables ✅ launched making money for making limit orders ✅ announced wave 2 of liquidity program, now covering 100% of losses up to $2M in vault ✅ added support for USDCx ✅ surpassed $100k in vault profits ✅ launched sub accounts ✅ launched Aave lp support Next few weeks should be even bigger More… 🏎️

The economic layer that can put idle Bitcoin to work will help define the next generation of DeFi and finance. We are betting on Cardano and we need your support.👇 adastat.net/governances/df…

If you’re creating a Claude agent, these three prompts establish its identity, decision-making, and output quality: 1. Role “You are an expert [role] whose primary goal is to [objective]. Stay within this scope and ask clarifying questions when information is missing.” 2. Rules “Always prioritize accuracy over speed. Never invent facts. Explain assumptions, state uncertainty when appropriate, and verify requirements before taking action.” 3. Output Format “Structure every response as: Summary → Analysis → Action Items → Next Steps. Use concise language, bullet points where helpful, and end with any open questions.” These three prompts cover the essentials: * Who the agent is (identity) * How it should think (behavior and constraints) * How it should communicate (consistent output)

@strikeperps Cool shit

🚨 New integration alert 🚨 We now support Indigo’s iUSD. This is a big DeFi development as users can now use ADA to mint iUSD and deposit to our vaults. Earn yield from stables while still keeping your ADA position 🛥️ Now live 🔥

@Sssebi Etrnl. I wouldn't recommend it to a normies and a first timer. But If you are already a cardano user eternal is the best.

Which wallets are you guys using on Cardano right now? I'm stuck with Lace because I used Nami before and Vespr on mobile. I need a better one for desktop, please advise.

@CuadradoDeFi I learned that the hardest using indigo

I genuinely thought it was almost impossible to get liquidated. I deposited 2,550 $STRIKE as collateral and borrowed 3,500 $ADA. My position started with a 343% Health Factor and an LTV of roughly 29%. In my mind, this was an extremely conservative position. I remember thinking, “I’m only borrowing a small percentage of my collateral. I can leave this loan open for months and not worry about it.” Reality had other plans. Within days, $STRIKE started losing value against ADA. The overall market didn’t have to crash. All it took was for my collateral to underperform the asset my debt was denominated in. My Health Factor dropped from 343% to 137%. I came within just a few cents of being liquidated. Here’s the part that really surprised me: I didn’t do anything reckless. I didn’t max out my borrowing power. I wasn’t using 70–80% LTV. I wasn’t trying to chase insane leverage. I simply underestimated how quickly one asset can lose value relative to another. That’s the lesson I want people to understand. A lot of people think DeFi borrowing is as simple as, “I’ll overcollateralize my loan, borrow a small amount, and I’m safe.” I thought the exact same thing. But if your debt is denominated in ADA, what matters isn’t how much your collateral is worth in dollars. What matters is how many ADA your collateral is worth. If ADA starts outperforming your collateral, your safety margin can disappear much faster than you expect. Thankfully, this ended as a lesson—not a liquidation. If you’re going to use DeFi lending, take the time to truly understand Health Factor, LTV, liquidation price, and collateral risk before opening a position. In DeFi, experience is one of the best teachers. Unfortunately, it’s also one of the most expensive.

🔥 UPDATE: Charles Hoskinson says Cardano’s scaling roadmap could make the network 60x faster before the end of the year.

There are some huge opportunities right now on Cardano👀

🚨 INSIGHT: Charles Hoskinson says EUTXO is the biggest innovation in smart contracts and argues Ethereum is now trying to copy it.

You can sell your loan as an NFT instead of waiting for it to be payed by the borrower. 🤯 It’s called a Secondary Loan Market: Every loan is represented by a Bond NFT. If another liquidity pool accepts that same loan type, you can sell your Bond immediately at its current value and exit your position. That means faster access to liquidity and more flexibility 💙

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@FukAddiction @MinswapIntern @emurgo_io @secondfiapp The whole thing is a mess

@MinswapIntern @emurgo_io @secondfiapp What about our unclaimed midnight-3:native associated with those wallets?

UPDATE EMURGO SHUTS DOWN SECONDFI 😱😱😱 @emurgo_io says @secondfiapp will not resume normal operations, even after ongoing security audits are completed. The team's focus is now on: • Recovering assets for affected users • Launching safer wallet migration tools • Building an auditable on-chain recovery system with the Cardano ecosystem A new quarantined wallet-check site and secure wallet export feature are expected soon. EMURGO says a full incident report will be published once independent investigations are complete.

@BudSheeks @FluidTokens @__fallen_icarus @EpochFortune 😯 thanks. That's sounds awesome

@amvs22 @FluidTokens create a loan -> get a NFT that represents said loan -> Sell loan NFT on secondary market for profit ( loan size + a fraction of the the earned interest) -> NFT Buyer owns the loan now. That's how @__fallen_icarus DeFi Kernel does it, @EpochFortune too.

Fluid V4 is almost ready to be released this month 🎉 → Automatic Liquidations → Automatic Coumpunding → Secondary Loan Market → Non-Transferable Borrower Positions Audit’s already done, mainnet is coming 😤

People don't realize how much strength it takes for you to pull your own self out of a dark place mentally. If you've done that, I'm proud of you.

Everybody loves Cardano❤️

The @realfi_co Testnet is officially live – Phase 1 starts now. If you've been following what we're building – a stablecoin ecosystem designed to connect on-chain capital to real-world credit markets, not circular incentives – this is your first chance to get hands-on with the protocol. Phase 1 opens three actions in the test environment: 🔄 Swap: Between supported test digital assets and test USDr. 📥 Stake: Stake test USDr for test sUSDr, its efficiency layer. 📤 Unstake: Move back to test USDr. This isn't just a demo. It's a deliberate part of how we build. Most stablecoins leave capital sitting still. RealFi is built to change that by bringing real-world economic exposure on-chain with the speed and security of modern blockchain infrastructure. More details on the participation and rewards structure will follow through official RealFi channels. Get started 👇 preprod.realfi.co/?utm_source=tw… We're excited to have you testing with us. The RealFi Team