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We are proud to announce our new partnership with @coinage_media.
Together, we are setting a new standard for community-driven staking solutions, ensuring a more transparent, secure, and inclusive Web3 future. Follow our journey as we embark on this exciting venture.
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Blockchain Trends in 2026: What Still Matters
For most of crypto’s life, “success” was a one‑line chart.
In 2017 and 2020, if price went up, the chain was winning. Fundamentals were whatever you needed them to be to rationalize a vertical line.
Then DeFi arrived, and dashboards turned “how much collateral sits in these contracts?” into the TVL, meaning more adoption.
2026 tells another story: stablecoin supply, RWA issuance, and payment volumes are reaching new highs while TVL fluctuates with capital rotation. If you're only watching TVL, you're missing where adoption is actually happening.
Full blog here: daic.capital/blog/blockchain…
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Inside BIP-361: Bitcoin’s Hardest Post-Quantum Decision
Bitcoin’s post-quantum debate changed once the problem had a deadline. BIP-360 proposal gives users a safer output format to migrate into, while BIP-361 pushes the harder question: what happens to the coins that stay behind?
This article walks through the proposal, the scale of exposed BTC, the migration timeline, and the governance fight that makes the draft so disputable.
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What is a DAG (Directed Acyclic Graphs)
Somewhere on an EVM chain right now, an AI agent is submitting a trade. It came from a workflow, a sequence of tasks: fetch a price feed, check conditions, sign a transaction, and submit.
Each step depends on the one before it. That dependency structure has a name. It appears in the routine tools, in the computation graphs that run neural networks, and often at the consensus layer of some of the most actively developed blockchain networks today. It is called a Directed Acyclic Graph, or DAG.
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Where would you put your money on?
Elon Musk at $1.4 trillion
Bitcoin at $1.3 trillion
33%Bitcoin
67%Elon Musk
3 votes • Final results DAIC Capital retweeted
What Is MEV? Someone Is Profiting From Your Crypto Trades
You submit a transaction. You wait a few seconds. It confirms. Simple enough.
Except somewhere in those few seconds, an automated bot may have already read your transaction, traded ahead of you, and pocketed a profit - all before your order even landed. You'll never get a notification.
The trade still goes through. You just got slightly less than you should have. This is MEV. And once you understand it, you'll never look at a DeFi swap the same way again.
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Despite all the concerns around the price, Ethereum the chain itself keeps leading in every vertical related to tokenized assets.
- Stablecoins
- Commodities
- Funds
- Stocks
Ethereum is still in the best position to become the global settlement layer for global finance.
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AI & Web3 Infrastructure Overlap: Developing the Agent Economy
AI agents can now handle tasks that would have taken humans hours, from scanning markets to drafting code.
But when they start spending money, moving assets, or coordinating with other software across companies, raw smarts fall short - they need a foundation of identity, verifiable actions, and settlement that cannot be faked or revoked.
Web3 steps in here with public registries, cryptographic proofs, and economic incentives, covering some layers better than others.
Full Article here: daic.capital/blog/web3-infra…
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Crafts: Web3 Fundraising Platform
Most token launches lean heavily on hype, with the story built first and the foundation coming later. Crafts takes a different route, grounding the raise in a real project and a clearer framework from the start.
Instead of treating fundraising as a one-time event, it tries to keep the token tied to the business after launch. The price discovery, ownership, governance, and post-launch operations are all working as part of the same system.
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First raise on @craftsdev going live tomorrow.
The first ICO goes to @refihub, who turns solar and EV assets into yield with a $49M asset pipeline.
- no team allocation
- one clearing price for all
- real governance, vote on treasury and liquidation
Company valuation cap $4M–$8M, minimum raise $400K
Full details below.
ReFi Hub's ICO opens June 2 on Crafts
Details:
- Date: June 2–5
- Company Valuation Range: $4M–$8M
- Target: 14% of @refihub partially tokenized
- Minimum Raise: $400k, starting at 10% tokenized
- Full 14% Raise Range: $560k–$1.12M
- Monthly allowance: $60k
- Issuance Mechanism: Sealed-bid uniform-price auction
Token Design breakdown:
- 12.2M Total supply
- 10M ICO tokens (81.9%)
- 2.2M Liquidity provision (18.1%)
- 0 for team (aligned value accrual through STS v2)
Liquidity provision
- 1.4M tokens on Raydium CLMM pool
- 0.8M tokens on Raydium CPMM pool
Governance:
Through Crafts Constitutional Governance, token holders can propose and vote on key decisions, including treasury controls over unreleased capital and liquidation proposals from month two onward. The underlying SPV structure provides VC-grade holder protections.
Additional note:
ReFi Hub worked over the last months to bring in sticky capital early, under the same pricing mechanism and allocation terms as everyone else.
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BIP-360: How Bitcoin is Preparing for the Quantum Computing Era
Bitcoin has survived more than fifteen years of skeptics, forks, and market crashes. This blog explains what BIP-360 actually is trying to and how serious the threat is. 👇
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In the early days of staking, running a validator was just a single-server setup. With billions in institutional capital secured.
Let's look at how DVT actively fixes this problem 👇
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Validator Ratings: Why Reputation is the New Capital
The era of blind delegation is officially over. The market has shifted from a chaotic yield chase into a disciplined, institutional framework.
In our latest blog we explore what really matters. 👇
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Stablecoins have already proved they can move money faster than many legacy payment rails.
The problem appears a step later, when a company realizes that each payment also leaves a public record.
In this blog, we did a deep dive on the implications 👇
daic.capital/blog/privacy-pr…
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$290 million left Kelp DAO's bridge in a single attack on April 18, 2026, making it the biggest DeFi exploit of the year.
This piece explains what actually happened, why it keeps happening, and what it would genuinely take to stop it.
daic.capital/blog/defi-bridg…
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Stablecoins went from crypto trading pairs to the invisible rails that banks, trucking firms, and AI agents now run on.
By early 2026, they've hit $310 billion in supply and landed in everything from delivery invoices to tokenized Treasuries.
What is really moving the needle? Read on to see where this actually saves time and money.
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The Future of Staking: Trends to Watch in 2026 and Beyond
Staking has silently modified how capital moves through crypto. What began as a technical function, securing networks in return for yield, has grown into a complex economy of validators, liquid tokens, and cross-chain incentives.
In 2026, the pace of change is accelerating again. Institutions are entering, yield models are maturing, and new forms of staking blur the line between security, liquidity, and governance. Understanding where this is heading is key to seeing how digital assets will evolve in the next phase of crypto finance.
Read the full Article: daic.capital/blog/crypto-sta…
What this means for the next 24 months.
If Morpho's institutional capture continues at this pace, we're watching the formation of a canonical lending layer - the Stripe or Plaid of onchain credit.
The winners won't be the protocols with the best community or the cleverest tokenomics. They'll be the infrastructure layers that make institutions look good to their users without requiring those users to become crypto-native.
Coinbase just crossed $1.2B in loans originated through a protocol most of their users have never heard of.
@Morpho is slowly becoming one of the biggest defining protocols.
- $800M+ in active USDC loans from Coinbase users deployed through Morpho
- $1.4B+ in cbBTC collateral sitting on Morpho contracts via Coinbase
- $5.8B total value locked across Morpho's Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum deployments
- $3.3B in active loans across the entire protocol.
But here's what makes this a playbook, not just a partnership: Morpho isn't Coinbase-exclusive.
@bitget integrated Morpho as their lending backend. So did @SafePal. So did @cryptocom.
Three competing exchanges looked at the onchain lending landscape and independently chose the same infrastructure layer.
Who will be the next?
