Cardano stake pool. Stake ADA, keep your rewards, earn free nights with CORvacations (starting soon). A rental network for hosts worldwide. Ticker: CORVA
Welcome to CORVA, a Cardano stake pool run by CORvacations, a rental network for hosts worldwide. CORVA is running now: stake your ADA and earn your normal staking rewards. Free nights at our villas come on top once our perks launch. Ticker: CORVA
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CORVA has minted its first block on Cardano mainnet: block 14,182,664 in epoch 666, ten days after the pool was registered.
Thank you to everyone following along. CORVA is a small pool run by a Vacation rental host, building CORvacations for the Cardano community. Ticker: CORVA
JUST IN: RealFi has issued over $8.6M in stablecoins and tokenized funds on #Cardano $ADA, reaching over $5.6M in TVL, according to data from Token Terminal.
iPhone users holding crypto: Binance warns of an iOS flaw, "worse_query", that can let a malicious app read other apps' files, where some wallets keep seed phrases or keys. Binance names iOS 26.7.1, 27.0.1 and 27.2. No thefts using it have been confirmed so far.
What to do: update iOS (Apple shipped 27.2.1 and 26.7.3 on Monday but has not said they fix this), delete apps from outside the App Store, and keep larger amounts on a hardware wallet. If a wallet may be exposed, move funds to a new one made on a clean device.
Daedalus 11.6.2 is out: Windows update fixes, fewer unneeded downloads, connectivity fixes, automatic wallet backend recovery and security improvements. Daedalus, Cardano's full-node wallet, has been run by Se7en Labs (the DripDropz team) since IOG handed it over in June.
When the internet goes down, can crypto still move? In France, Bitchat, Jack Dorsey's app that sends messages over Bluetooth without internet, hit #1 in the App Store's social networking category on Oct 22, amid protests and a 10-hour Orange mobile outage.
To be clear: this is a planned use of night frames, not a live feature, and no date was given. But it points at something crypto has lacked: private, cash-like payments that still work when the network does not.
All of this is early: research code, drafts and demos. But agents will need an identity before they handle real money, and Midnight is one place where that is being built in the open.
AI agents are starting to act for people: booking, paying, trading. That raises two questions: who is the agent acting for, and what is it allowed to do? On a public blockchain, answering those can expose the owner. Several teams on Midnight are working on this.
Ecosystem Spotlight: Agentic MultiPass by @alexchain79, a Build Club alumnus and Midnight Ambassador.
As AI agents take on more responsibility, how do we verify who they're acting for and what they're authorized to do?
Built on Midnight, Agentic MultiPass is an early-stage identity protocol designed to give AI agents verifiable credentials without exposing sensitive information about the people or organizations behind them.
Alex recently presented the project at Privacy Pitched during @token2049 Singapore.
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What these have in common: an agent can prove it is authorized, and who it answers to, without putting its owner's private data or its plans on a public ledger. That is what selective disclosure was built for.