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Damon was in his best form. I know it might not have been the best situation, but I couldn’t help but cheer from my house loud enough for him to hear it in Europe.
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New features released:
> Dano trades now show up next to your trades on other DEXs
> Export your order history to CSV, up to 365 days, filtered by platform
Minswap already lets you swap across every major DEX on Cardano and track all your trades in one place.
SundaeSwap V4 is next.
One dApp for all of Cardano 😼
minswap.org/orders
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JUST IN: Coinbase Wrapped $ADA's total supply now surpasses 60M $cbADA, a 2.7M increase in the last month, highlighting rising interest in cross-chain #Cardano.
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Replying to @OliLondonTV
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JUST IN: Charles Hoskinson says "Cardano has an opportunity to fully embrace Midnight. It's the largest project on Cardano, and it's carrying Cardano into the future."
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MIDNIGHT $NIGHT TO $1, then $2 and $5, and $8. LET'S TALK NUMBERS.
When Bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum and now Zcash, were all in single digits, did you all think it would reach this price even before world adopting them?
World finance is literally knocking door this cycle. All they require is privacy on their terms (programmable), not yours, not any of retailers.
Understand this your $1000 is nothing in comparison to their billions and trillions of dollars, yet you could be early, before them, when value is soo less for token that offers so much.
Everyone has a price target for Midnight. This is mine in 2 years from now.
Midnight has a maximum supply of 24 BILLION NIGHT.
AT full dilution it requires $192 BILLION to reach $8.
What could justify those numbers?
Private DeFi operating at scale.
NightMode bringing privacy to more blockchain ecosystems.
Financial institutions using programmable privacy.
NIGHT generating DUST to power real network activity.
Millions of users accessing Midnight apps through simpler wallet infrastructure.
And at $5–$8, we're talking about an exceptionally large valuation that would require extraordinary adoption and investor demand.
Here, we're not just debating a price. We're debating how valuable programmable privacy could become.
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JUST IN: 🇮🇳 Cardano Foundation announces "100,000 farm lands in India are now registered on the Cardano $ADA blockchain, marking a milestone for 5amEarth's agricultural trust layer, bringing farm data on-chain to support more verifiable, reusable records across the ecosystem."
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🏎️ THE F3000 CURSE: MOTORSPORT'S MOST BIZARRE STATISTIC 😯.
The International Formula 3000 Championship served as the ultimate stepping stone to Formula One between 1985 and 2004.
Designed to showcase raw talent using high-powered V8 engines, it was the final proving ground for drivers aiming for the pinnacle of motorsport.
Yet, this high-profile feeder series carries one of the most bizarre statistics in racing history: NOT A SINGLE FORMULA 3000 CHAMPION EVER WENT ON TO WIN A FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP.
This anomaly became known among racing enthusiasts as the "F3000 Curse."
While the grid was packed with future F1 icons like Fernando Alonso, David Coulthard, and Rubens Barrichello, none of them actually won the F3000 title itself. Those who did lift the F3000 trophy seemed to face a roadblock in F1.
Some, like Christian Danner or Vincenzo Sospiri, struggled in uncompetitive machinery. Others reached the absolute elite level but narrowly missed out on the big prize. Juan Pablo Montoya, the 1998 champion, became an F1 superstar and won iconic races like Monaco and Monza, but peaked at third in the world championship. Nick Heidfeld, the 1999 champion, built a highly respected, decade-long F1 career but holds the record for the most podium finishes without a grand prix victory.
When the series was replaced by the GP2 Series in 2005, the spell was finally broken, as subsequent champions like Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg successfully translated their feeder series success into F1 world titles.
Ultimately, Formula 3000 remains a legendary era of motorsport where winning the ultimate junior crown brought immense prestige, but guaranteed absolutely nothing on the grandest stage of all.
Here is the complete list of all 20 Formula 3000 champions from the tournament's history:
• 1985: Christian Danner (Germany)
• 1986: Ivan Capelli (Italy)
• 1987: Stefano Modena (Italy)
• 1988: Roberto Moreno (Brazil)
• 1989: Jean Alesi (France)
• 1990: Érik Comas (France)
• 1991: Christian Fittipaldi (Brazil)
• 1992: Luca Badoer (Italy)
• 1993: Jean-Christophe Boullion (France)
• 1994: Jean-Christophe Boullion (France)
• 1995: Vincenzo Sospiri (Italy)
• 1996: Jörg Müller (Germany)
• 1997: Ricardo Zonta (Brazil)
• 1998: Juan Pablo Montoya (Colombia)
• 1999: Nick Heidfeld (Germany)
• 2000: Bruno Junqueira (Brazil)
• 2001: Justin Wilson (Great Britain)
• 2002: Sébastien Bourdais (France)
• 2003: Björn Wirdheim (Sweden)
• 2004: Vitantonio Liuzzi (Italy)
#F1 #F3000
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Welcome to Midnight, Tron @justinsuntron
INSIGHT: Midnight's Nightmode is "bringing privacy to TRON and anyone doing payments on TRON in December of this year. It's private, and more importantly, it's compliant. You can use industry-standard screening tools that centralized exchanges use," according to Sig Network CEO.
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The Catholic Church operates 8,138 orphanages worldwide, according to the Vatican’s 2026 statistics, making the Catholic community the world’s largest provider of care and social welfare services.
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The podium for the 1990 Japanese Grand Prix is historic! 🇧🇷 🇯🇵
It marks the last time two Brazilians finished in the top two positions in Formula 1 history—Nelson Piquet and Roberto Moreno, both driving for Benetton.
Furthermore, it stands as the first-ever podium finish for a Japanese driver, with Aguri Suzuki taking third place in his Larrousse.
#F1
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⚠️🔞In Brazil, a vendor approached a father walking with his little daughter, and when the family didn't buy his products, he kicked their stroller and pulled a knife.
The father, skilled in close combat martial arts, took the knife from the vendor's hand and killed him.
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The post's description of the Brazil incident is false. In the 2023 Blumenau case, the father struck the vendor with a metal bar, retrieved a knife from home, returned and stabbed him 19 times; convicted of qualified homicide after self-defense claim rejected.
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