Cardano has taken a major step toward decentralization with the activation of the Plomin hard fork.
This update shifts governance power from its founding entities—Cardano Foundation, Input Output (IO), and Emurgo—to Delegate Representatives (dReps), who will now vote on behalf of ADA holders.
The transition gives the community greater influence over the network’s future.
Cardano aims to support billions of users by 2030 while maintaining decentralization and security. To improve scalability, it is integrating Hydra state channels, rollups, Ouroboros Leios, Mithril certificates, and infrastructure upgrades. These advancements will allow for higher transaction volumes and greater efficiency.
For blockchain adoption to grow, accessibility and regulatory alignment are key. Cardano is prioritizing identity verification, privacy tools, and compliance features to ensure a user-friendly and secure ecosystem. With these developments, it positions itself as a leading blockchain for mainstream and institutional adoption.
Litecoin is taking a major leap into the world of DeFi and Web3 with the launch of LitVM, a newly introduced Layer-2 network designed to bring smart contract capabilities to the long-standing cryptocurrency.
Binance has announced its full technical support for an upcoming upgrade to the Siacoin (SC) blockchain, scheduled for June 6, 2025.
MetaMask is making a major leap beyond Ethereum by adding support for Solana, marking its first deep integration with a non-EVM blockchain.
A significant portion of Ethereum validators are backing a proposal to nearly double the network’s block gas limit—an adjustment that could boost Layer 1 throughput without requiring a protocol upgrade.