Our co-founder Max Kantelia was at the Ethereum Institutional Forum in London this week, with banks, fund managers and market infrastructure players.
His takeaway: talks with institutional leaders confirmed the market need for vLEIs, so verified institutions can transact with each other safely and fast.
Zilliqa: one network, verified participants, settled on Ethereum. 🖤
MegaETH (@megaeth) is rebranding to MEGA and moving beyond infrastructure: the L2 becomes one project in a holding focused on an open market for AI inference.
Blockchain alone is becoming a commodity. Value moves to products built on top. We’re asking ourselves the same question with Zara and the agentic economy. What do you think? Comment please👇
Would be interesting to explore partnership opportunity "vLEI verified inference provider”
mega.holdings/whitepaper
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Cardano is finally breaking its one-node monopoly.
Amaru is set to produce mainnet blocks today, giving stake pools a second client and reducing reliance on a single codebase.
Meanwhile, $ADA sits near $0.20, down 30% from October's high.
The network is getting a backup plan. The price chart could use one too.
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$OSMO inflation? Zero. $OSMO Burned? now over 100M (or 1 in 8 ever minted)
55.5M of the burned $OSMO was already outside the circulationa nd in CP.
🧪tl;dr
▫️New $OSMO issuance: 0
▫️Burned: ~100.3M OSMO
▫️total supply: still ~793.7M (including burn)
▫️Community pool: ~63.8M OSMO
▫️Staking rewards: funded by protocol fees
▫️Price: +25% in 30 days, −12% in the last week
Love the cleanup and full credit to @osmosis for seeing this through.
but still need users swapping, paying fees, and a reason to want to own OSMO.
Next stop: 100 million OSMO burned.
Proposed: burn 55.5M OSMO from the community pool, nearly half of what it holds. That cuts supply by about 7% and takes total OSMO burned past 100M.
Target onchain date: 30 October.
forum.osmosis.zone/t/burn-co…
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$OSMO
Osmosis just voted to end OSMO inflation.
About 91% voted yes. Almost nobody voted no.
Until now, about 91,000 new OSMO were minted every day, and from now on that number is zero.
Stakers get paid only from the fees Osmosis earns.
OSMO is up about 17% over the past 7 days.
Full transparency: I hold OSMO
Bitnili retweeted
Cardano's Amaru node hits beta tomorrow, and the chain has been busy.
1.78M transactions in one epoch (Oct 6 to 11)
337,720 ADA in fees over those five days
Programmable token standard CIP-0113 live since Oct 7
Meanwhile $ADA trades at $0.216, down from $0.28 earlier this month.
Usage up, price down. Which one breaks first?
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Cardano is putting 2 MILLION $ADA behind a different approach to ecosystem funding.
12 projects selected from 117 applications.
The twist?
Most grant payments depend on actual adoption, not just promises.
Stablecoins, lending, tokenization and digital identity are among the targets.
Crypto has funded enough ideas.
Maybe it's time to fund results.
Bitnili retweeted
Cardano is finally putting its scaling promises to the test.
The Leios upgrade targets 3–5x more network capacity, with testing already reaching roughly 1,000 transactions per second.
Years of research. Years of waiting.
Now $ADA has to prove it can turn engineering into actual adoption.
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Cosmos enables banks to issue tokenized deposits that directly connect to their Jack Henry @JH_Fintech core. Achieve 24/7 cross-border settlement in under 3 seconds.
Cosmos Tokenization Suite is available as a Jack Henry platform integration: cosmos.bz/4jqnKwE
Meet us at Jack Henry Connect, Booth 1508.
Bitnili retweeted
Charles Hoskinson says he's building a brand new programming language for Cardano.
Name, specs or release date?
None yet.
Is this the fix the chart needed?
Bitnili retweeted
Cardano’s Leios upgrade hit 26.8 TxkB/s on public testnet, roughly six times what mainnet handles now.
Hoskinson’s take? Cardano is nearly complete, and Leios is what’s left.
Something is cooking with $ADA.
🤖 Made with AI
Bitnili retweeted
BNB just sent another 1.64 MILLION tokens into oblivion.
The 37th quarterly burn has destroyed 1,646,196 BNB, bringing the remaining supply down to 131.5 million.
While other projects keep printing tokens, BNB keeps taking them out of circulation.
Less supply. Permanent burns. No going back.
But here's the billion-dollar question.
If $BNB keeps getting scarcer, how much of that is already priced in?































