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Just claimed my monad card 🔥
This is my dream when wave 1
and I finally get it on wave 3 😁
Thank you X support for having my account back 💗
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Developers, please use ultrafuzz from @aviggiano to improve your smart contract security!
monad.xyz/blog/open-sourcing…
Security incidents in crypto will continue until everything is hardened
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Last month, we introduced Monad Private Settlement. Today, we're publishing the technical white paper.
It details private execution domains, shared sequencing on Monad, cross-domain messaging, and configurable access controls.
Read the research: category.xyz/mpsd-whitepaper
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Yesterday, Binance was hit by the largest crypto hack in history.
Attackers drained an estimated $6B from its hot wallets across 10 blockchains, most of it in about 20 minutes. Withdrawals were halted, and millions of users could only wait.
Centralized exchange hacks keep happening: Mt. Gox, Coincheck, Bybit, and now Binance. When one company holds everyone's funds, one breach reaches everyone.
Decentralized exchanges have become more important than ever.
GoDark.
godarkdex.com/x
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Quantum-resistant consensus without sacrificing performance
Another big step toward a post-quantum future from @category_xyz
Today we are releasing Quantum Cadence, a post-quantum version of Cadence, our consensus protocol with multiple concurrent proposers. Quantum Cadence uses no quorum certificates, and its safety and liveness do not depend on signatures.
Most modern consensus protocols, Cadence included, rely heavily on signatures and quorum certificates, which a large-scale quantum computer could forge. Simply replacing today's signatures with post-quantum ones would make certificates too large for every validator to send around in a high-performance blockchain. Quantum Cadence instead draws on Forget-IT, a recent signature-free consensus protocol co-developed by researchers at Category Labs.
Quantum Cadence still keeps the overall architecture and core guarantees of Cadence, so our Cadence prototype was easy to carry over: an AI was able to adapt it to Quantum Cadence in a few hours, and an early prototype now runs on an internal test network.
We designed Quantum Cadence to be practical for a high-performance blockchain. In our simulations, its latency is similar to Cadence's, and it scales better with the number of proposers.
Interactive explainer: category.xyz/quantum-cadence.
Full paper: arxiv.org/abs/2610.32803.
Joint work by @MohammadMJalal1, @TobiasKlenze, and @komasito55
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Monad is now on the Pumpfun app!
You can now find and trade Monad assets on the Pumpfun app
Thanks to the Pumpfun team for the support, and catch you on chain
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AI is a powerful tool for hardening your smart contract codebases. @aviggiano from the Monad Foundation Security Team is sharing some more tips here:
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@GoDark creates a new standard of privacy for the market. Join the waitlist.
godarkdex.com/x
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Check out the new ecosystem dashboard by @Blockworks
NEW: Now tracking @monad, a high-performance EVM-compatible blockchain.
Track Monad's financials, applications, RWAs, trading activity, lending activity, and more in their new ecosystem dashboard.
ALT Dashboard displaying Monad's network revenue, transaction activity, stablecoin supply, and spot DEX volume metrics in purple tones.
A closer look at @GoDark approach to private execution, market transparency, and the infrastructure behind it.
#GoDark
