This is cool! Image all Cardano apps are below .ada top domain.

Crypto in 2016: "Code is law." Crypto in 2026: "Code is law. Also, compliance can freeze your tokens." @Cardano just took CIP-0113 live at #TOKEN2049 . KYC checks, sanctions screening, freeze and seize, all enforced by the ledger itself. Before anyone panics: it's opt-in. It's built for stablecoins and tokenized funds. cardano:native itself isn't freezable. And honestly? This is where regulated assets were always heading. MiCA-style rules don't care about your ideology. They care about who can stop a sanctioned transfer. So the real question isn't "can this token be frozen?" It's "who holds the key, and did I know before I bought it?" Permissionless money and programmable compliance can both win. Just don't confuse one for the other.

Cardano sets a new record with 436 transactions per second in a single block. The Cardano blockchain has just set a new transaction throughput record, achieving 436 TPS in a single block on October 7, according to data from the analytics platform Chainspect. This surpasses the previous record of 345 TPS recorded earlier the same day. This new milestone demonstrates Cardano’s ability to handle sudden spikes in network activity. However, this TPS level was achieved in a single block and does not indicate sustained continuous performance at 436 TPS. Cardano is currently preparing for the Ouroboros Leios upgrade, aiming to significantly enhance network scalability and target approximately 1,000 TPS. Meanwhile, the Cardano ecosystem is showing further signs of growth, including the mainnet launch of RealFi, support for the Open Wallet Standard, and the introduction of CIP-0113, a programmable token standard for stablecoins and managed assets.

Cardano support is live in Open Wallet Standard v1.4.3. 🛠️ Proud to have built the implementation 🫡, with coordination and technical review from @IOGroup and @midnightfdn

Blockradar: One API, Multiple Chains The interesting part about multi-chain infrastructure isn't the number of blockchains you support. It's how much complexity the developer has to deal with to support them. That is one of the problems Blockradar is designed to solve. Blockradar abstracts multi-chain complexity behind a single consistent API. Instead of building separate infrastructure for every supported blockchain, a fintech can interact with Blockradar through one API layer. The idea is straightforward. Your application works with the Blockradar API. Blockradar handles the underlying blockchain infrastructure across the supported networks. And when you want to add another supported blockchain, you can do so by changing a parameter rather than rewriting the integration. That matters because supporting multiple chains isn't just about adding more networks. It's about maintaining the infrastructure that connects your product to each of them. One API. Multiple chains. Less blockchain complexity for the fintech building on top. That is the abstraction Blockradar is offering. @iamnotstatic @BlockradarHQ @MORe_aGAiN #Fintech #Web3

$FOGO logged 165.4M txs on Oct 7. The day averaged 1,915 TPS and set a seven day high for daily activity. The TPS average is the useful signal, showing pace beyond raw volume. Now there's a weekly mark to beat.