dYdX launches on-chain vote to delist ARKM, SHIB, WOO, XPL and ZRO markets ending Oct 2 2026 due to low activity.

dYdX Chain vote to reduce validators from 31 to 21 ends Sep 17 2026 as DYDX trades at $0.11 with EMA50 resistance at $0.12.

According to @ItsDave_ADA, a significant governance vote involving 61.44 million ADA has been cast in favor of the Amaru Treasury Withdrawal 2026. This initiative aims to foster node diversity, which is viewed as essential for Cardano's long-term resilience and blockchain infrastructure. Dave highlighted the importance of ongoing funding for maintenance and engineering advancements while commending the Amaru team's financial discipline and technical contributions. This move reflects a strong commitment to the blockchain's decentralized growth and infrastructure development.

According to Dave (@ItsDave_ADA), the DAVE Stake Pool, representing 36.7 million ADA in voting power, has cast its vote in favor of the governance action to increase transaction and block memory units on the Cardano network. This proposal is part of a larger effort to enhance network scalability. Despite significant progress, only 31.54% of the required 51% has been achieved, with 8.12 billion ADA still unvoted. Dave commends the Intersect Parameter Committee for their efforts in driving forward this governance initiative.

According to @deanmlittle, the fastest way to process transactions is FIFO when excluding nanosecond-level data parallelism, and MCP takes a longer route that leads to cabals and censorship, which he deems a waste of time, recommending that voters simply sample transaction ordering, source: @deanmlittle on X, Nov 22, 2025, https://twitter.com/deanmlittle/status/1992080573188469110 and related thread reference https://x.com/trentdotsol/status/1991923957482856836. Traders should monitor protocol governance discussions and votes on MCP versus FIFO-based ordering highlighted by this thread, as this author-raised issue directly concerns how transactions are sequenced and audited on-chain, source: @deanmlittle on X, Nov 22, 2025, https://twitter.com/deanmlittle/status/1992080573188469110 and related thread reference https://x.com/trentdotsol/status/1991923957482856836.

According to @AveryChing on X (Nov 13, 2025), operators of a blockchain network decide what software they run, with what configuration, and when they change it. According to @AveryChing on X (Nov 13, 2025), token holders decide which fork to follow, where they stake or delegate, and where they transact. According to @AveryChing on X (Nov 13, 2025), this division of control is what decentralization looks like, and enabling fast operator and token-holder action during emergency events is important to secure user funds against malicious activity. According to @AveryChing on X (Nov 13, 2025), token holder-driven fork selection and staking location determine where activity concentrates across forks and validator sets during incidents.