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Cardano (ADA) Surges with 2004 Projects & 110M Transactions

Cardano (ADA) has demonstrated robust growth, with 2004 projects now building on its blockchain, including 820 focused on NFTs. The network processed 110.43 million transactions, marking a 0.20% weekly increase, while 352 DReps and 278 Commits were registered. Technological upgrades included improvements by the SRE team, progress on the Leios ledger, and security checks for Hydra’s deposit logic. Cardano’s governance vote went live, proposing a 275 million ADA budget, and co-founder Charles Hoskinson suggested converting 140 million ADA to USDM to address liquidity challenges. Additionally, ADA’s inclusion in Nasdaq’s Crypto US Settlement Price Index (NCIUS) could further boost its market performance, with analysts predicting a potential rise to $3.

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Trump’s Drone Deregulation Sparks Security Fears

President Trump’s recent executive orders deregulating commercial drones have sparked concerns among national security experts, who warn of increased risks of surveillance, terrorism, and swarm-style attacks. The Ukraine conflict has demonstrated how inexpensive drones can be weaponized, with Ukrainian forces using modified quadcopters to strike Russian airbases. Similar tactics are emerging globally, from insurgent groups in Sudan to Israel’s preemptive strikes on Iran. U.S. officials fear ‘Spiderweb’-style swarm attacks on critical infrastructure, while industry leaders stress the need for proactive policy and counter-drone technology to balance innovation with security. The orders aim to close regulatory gaps but may inadvertently fuel an autonomous arms race.

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