Category: Rule of Nodes
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Bitcoin Core Reinforces Stance on Nonfinancial Transactions in Recent Statement – Blockchain Bitcoin News
Bitcoin Core reaffirmed its stance on nonfinancial transactions, emphasizing Bitcoin’s censorship-resistant nature. Over 30 collaborators signed the statement, acknowledging diverse use cases.
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Bitcoin core devs’ joint statement sparks heated debate among Bitcoiners
Bitcoin core developers’ joint statement advocating a hands-off approach to network usage sparked debate, with supporters praising neutrality and critics fearing increased spam and non-financial use cases.
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Cardano Unveils 39 Proposals Under New Budget Framework
Cardano’s Intersect published 39 community-driven proposals under its new Budget Info Action, focusing on protocol performance, governance tooling, and developer experience for the next 18 months.
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Yuga Labs looks to replace ‘unserious’ ApeCoin DAO with new ApeCo entity
Yuga Labs proposes replacing ApeCoin DAO with ApeCo, citing inefficiency and unserious governance. CEO Greg Solano calls the current DAO sluggish and dysfunctional.
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‘A Different Era’: Bored Ape Creator Yuga Labs Wants to Kill the ApeCoin DAO – Decrypt
Yuga Labs CEO Greg Solano proposes dissolving the ApeCoin DAO, transferring assets to a new entity called ApeCo to refocus the ecosystem on core projects like ApeChain and Bored Ape Yacht Club.
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Ethereum Foundation Sets Treasury Strategy to Back DeFi, Cut Spending Over Time – Decrypt
The Ethereum Foundation announced a new treasury strategy to reduce annual spending from 15% to 5% by 2030 and invest in DeFi protocols, aligning with ‘Defipunk’ principles for privacy and decentralization.
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Ethereum Foundation says next 18 months ‘pivotal’ amid new treasury policy
The Ethereum Foundation adopts a transparent treasury policy, focusing on financial stability amid a pivotal 18-month period. It plans quarterly reports, DeFi engagement, and restructuring to align resources with long-term goals.
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Ethereum Foundation unveils comprehensive treasury plan to balance capital and privacy commitments
The Ethereum Foundation has introduced a detailed treasury management plan, balancing capital allocation with privacy commitments, including asset-liability models, ETH sales guidelines, and DeFi protocol standards.
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Sui Validators Vote to Restore $162 Million to Hacked Cetus Users – “The Defiant”
Sui validators voted to hard fork the blockchain, restoring $162 million to Cetus Protocol users after a $223 million exploit. The decision recalls Ethereum’s DAO hack and raises questions about blockchain immutability.
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Sui validators approve fund recovery plan as Cetus revenue hits ATH
Sui validators approved a fund recovery plan with 90.9% voting ‘Yes’, transferring funds to a secure multi-sig wallet. Cetus revenue hit an all-time high, signaling renewed user confidence and network activity.
