Innovation in DeFi has always been a collaborative evolution. Hub and spoke architecture is the logical next step for the industry. The cycle of inspiration continues to move the entire space forward.
If you're not part of this conversation next week, you're falling behind.
Join Adam Rak of BSSC for a discussion with Claire Le Gal of Mastercard, John Neufeld of OpenZeppelin and Max CM of Figment on what the newest industry standards mean for secure blockchain infrastructure.
From smart contract governance to node operations and quantum risk preparedness, this session will unpack what matters most for builders, operators, and institutions.
Join the conversation: https://t.co/fTiebwUwqY…
#Blockchain #BlockchainSecurity #SmartContracts
.@blockchainssc recently released the Smart Contract Security Standard. Our @sick_nerdballer contributed to the specification alongside other security experts.
A chain-agnostic framework covering the full lifecycle of smart contract security: development, testing, deployment, and governance.
Full release and specification in the comments.
New Project Report: January - May 2026
We know it can be hard to keep up with everything happening: updates are scattered across X, blog posts, governance forums, newsletters, Discord, etc. So we're kicking off regular project reports to pull everything into one place.
The first report is now live, covering January through May 2026. V3 went live, our first deployment beyond Celo on Monad and where onchain FX goes from here.
Have a read and tell us what you want to see next. Link below.
For millions of contractors, a paycheck travels through exchanges they didn't choose, at rates they didn't set. Every stop costs something.
That ends today.
Introducing the Deel stablecoin wallet — hold earnings in DLUSD, be eligible to earn rewards, spend anywhere. All inside the Deel mobile app.
Get paid. Hold. Earn. Spend.
Launching today in Latin America, starting with early access in Argentina — APAC, MENA, and Africa to follow.
Thanks @Stablecoin, @privy_io, @tempo, @Morpho and @SentoraHQ for making this possible!
Where @Morpho, @SentoraHQ and @tempo show up, Merkl is never far 👀
Proud to have worked on the @deel stablecoin wallet, bringing onchain finance into the world of fintechs and payments. More coming to the Merkl App.
🐋 USDD Whales Hub is now open — an exclusive community for high-net-worth USDD holders.
Eligibility: Hold ≥ 1M USDD (or equivalent sUSDD). Wallets, exchanges, and other holding methods are all eligible after verification.
Unlock exclusive benefits:
🔹 Exclusive Perks
🔹 Referral Rewards
🔹 Strategy Support
🔹 Data & Market Insights
🔹 Priority Feedback & Beta Access
🔹 1-on-1 Service
🔹 Whale Loyalty Rewards Program
🎁 Approved members will also receive an exclusive welcome gift package (limited quantity, first come first served).
📩 To apply:
DM @usddio on X to receive the application link. Approved users can join after verification & asset validation.
⚠️ USDD officials will NEVER ask for your private key, seed phrase, or password.
More details ⬇️
https://t.co/TUdoY4xgVY
@guzu_p There are two classes of men that owns a woman:-
1. The father of her child/children.
2. The man that took her virginity.
If you don't fall into the two above, she'll never reserve a soft spot in her heart for you hence every other thing you are doing with her is shege banza!
IPOB PRESS STATEMENT
SUBJECT: Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Accepts In Toto the Federal Government's Cross-Appeal Damning Admission: Trial Court Acted Without Jurisdiction — A Total Collapse That the Court of Appeal Cannot Cure
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) wishes to draw the attention of the world, the international community, and all men of conscience to yet another spectacular self-inflicted wound by the APC-led Federal Government of Nigeria in its desperate attempt to keep Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in perpetual bondage.
In its Notice of Cross-Appeal filed against the judgment of the Federal High Court, Abuja (Coram: Hon. Justice J.K. Omotosho), delivered on the 20th day of November, 2025, the Federal Government unequivocally declared in black and white that the trial Court acted without jurisdiction when it imposed life imprisonment on Counts 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6.
Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the indefatigable Lion of Biafra and Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, accepts this premise in toto. We adopt the Federal Government’s own words as our own. If the trial Court acted without jurisdiction at the sentencing phase, then the entire sentencing exercise is a nullity ab initio. Jurisdiction is not divisible. It is a sacred continuum. You cannot validly convict a man and then lack jurisdiction to sentence him on the same counts. That is judicial absurdity.
As the Supreme Court made clear in the immortal Madukolu v. Nkemdilim (1962), once there is a feature in the case that prevents the court from exercising jurisdiction, the entire proceedings are null and void no matter how well conducted. The Federal Government has now supplied that fatal feature through its own pleading. With the greatest respect, the Court of Appeal lacks the power to repair, cure, or resuscitate what the Respondent itself has declared jurisdictionally dead.
The FG cannot approbate and reprobate. They cannot admit the sentencing phase was conducted without jurisdiction and in the same breath urge the Court of Appeal to impose the death penalty on that same rotten foundation. This is not law; this is legal gymnastics born out of desperation and bad faith.
If the ill-thought-out Cross-Appeal orchestrated by the Attorney General of the Federation, Prince Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, Chief Awomolo, SAN, and the Yoruba APC Presidency is aimed at intimidating Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu into renouncing Biafra, then they have grossly miscalculated. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is the reincarnation of the indomitable Biafran spirit and will never yield to such cheap blackmail. Other former freedom fighters may be cowards, but not Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. To the FG, we say: bring it on.
This self-destructive Cross-Appeal is a clear manifestation of divine intervention and the inevitable collapse of the entire fabricated case against Onyendu. The Federal Government has handed us the sledgehammer to demolish their own conviction. The sentencing is void. The foundation is shattered. The entire prosecution stands on quicksand.
We call on the Court of Appeal to do justice by dismissing the Cross-Appeal with ignominy and allowing the Appellant’s main appeal in its entirety, leading to the immediate and unconditional release of Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
The world is watching. History is watching. No amount of judicial acrobatics or cheap intimidation can cure a fundamental lack of jurisdiction. The Lion of Biafra remains unbowed, and the spirit of Biafra remains unconquerable.
Signed:
Emma Powerful
Spokesperson, Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB)
07 June 2026.