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Is it time to start identifying block producers on the network? 🤔 github.com/cardano-founda…

Our first preview testnet block using Dingo has been accepted to the network. preview.cardanoscan.io/block/4119738

This Friday, @nelson_ksh and I will share the latest updates on Andamio at Cardano Developer Office Hours. We'll share: 1. Why Andamio enables a new kind of utility on Cardano - and how you can use it, today 2. How you can vibe code your own bespoke app atop Andamio without doing all the heavy lifting that Cardano development usually requires 3. How Andamio allows you to build new systems that move at human speed, even while integrating with AI for everything it's good at Examples, demos and calls to action, this one is gonna be fun. And if you can't make it, hit me up, we can plan a session for you too!

🚀 Dev Office Hours: Exploring Andamio Join Nelson Kshetrimayum and James Dunseith, co-founders of Andamio at this week’s Cardano Dev Office Hours! 📅 Friday, 20 March 15:00 - 16:00 (UTC) 🧵 Open thread for details

@andamioseb, long-time Cardano contributor, will be at @buidler_fest Argentina. As a member of @IntersectMBO Open Source Committee (OSC) and co-founder of @andamio_teams, he brings both ecosystem-level stewardship and hands-on infrastructure building. At the OSC, he works on the policies, programs, and funding frameworks that make Cardano’s open source ecosystem structurally sustainable, ensuring maintainers and builders have what they need to keep Cardano running and evolving. At Andamio, he’s helping build Cardano’s credentialing infrastructure, enabling organizations to issue portable, verifiable credentials that give contributors true ownership of their professional reputation. This combination (shaping open source strategy while building production infrastructure) is exactly what strengthens gatherings like Buidler Fest. If you’re attending, he'll love connect with you to talk about the future of Cardano open source, the Open Source Committee, or Andamio.

With the goal of bringing the ideas of @andamio_teams to life, we've been learning a lot about AI-driven development. While diving with deep curiosity into these systems, I keep noticing the overlap between teaching students and training agents. Today I started a blog about it, and this is the first post: jamesdunseith.substack.com/p/the-student-…

One from the little place I call my home ♥️

Andamio Protocol V2 is live on Cardano mainnet. Migration from V1 to V2 for our OGs opens in a few hours on our platform, and all Cardano network fees are fully sponsored. This means users can migrate their credentials to the new protocol without paying any fees.

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From the desk of @jamesdunseith, Andamio co-founder: "In 2025, Andamio built the foundation of an infrastructure that did not exist before. In architecture, of course, a strong foundation is necessary but not sufficient to build a finished product. Strong "scaffolding" is required to build the rest, and that's exactly what "andamio" means. Thank you to everyone who tested with us, gave feedback, and navigated this new system. Thank you to our first 176 network members, to everyone who contributed to a project, wrote a lesson, or simply learned something new. Now that we've navigated the early stages of product development, we're excited to share Andamio with the world in 2026. We'll be running global cohorts of Andamio Pioneers, building alongside @FCBarcelona and @Syngenta, and introducing #Cardano to deeply engaged groups of people who are committed to solving real problems. Wishing you all the best for the end of this year. See you in '26!"

@MI_xAx_IM @andamioseb Adrian Hüetter

12/ Thanks for following our 2025 journey. 🙏 Builders, educators, and contributors — the next phase is open. 🔗 Explore: andamio.io 🧭 Follow @andamio_teams for updates. Onwards to 2026. 🌱 @jamesdunseith @YoramBenzvi @Xeeban @jinglescode @micochango

🧵 0/ 2025 was a foundational year for Andamio — our decentralized trust network built on #Cardano. From launch to platform milestones, here’s how we grew, learned, and set the stage for a new era of collaborative learning & contribution. 👇 Reflection thread: