The April 28, 2025, Cardano Community Digest highlights an explanation of how Bitcoin can interact with Cardano using zero-knowledge cryptography without custodians. It recaps BuilderFest #2 in Vietnam and covers recent Roundtable Talks discussing Interim Constitutional Committee learnings, development priorities, and stablecoin liquidity. Updates include LidoNation's blog on decentralized storage, EMURGO's guidance on budget voting, and Intersect's news on governance developments and upcoming committee elections.

The April 14, 2025, Cardano Community Digest highlights Peter Bui’s latest Cardano News Update, addressing staking wallet issues and Iagon’s new decentralized compute and storage integrations. It previews Roundtable Talk #11 on April 15, where representatives from various councils will discuss experiences and lessons from the Interim Constitutional Committees. The Cexplorer blog offers a deep dive into Midgard versus Ethereum Rollups, emphasizing Midgard’s UTxO model for scalability and conflict resolution. Additionally, Intersect MBO announces that voting for the Constitutional Committee elections will commence on April 16.

​The March 31, 2025, Cardano Community Digest features Martin Lang's update on the Calidus Pool Key, introducing a streamlined approach for pool-key management, now fully supported by Typhon Wallet, with more integrations forthcoming. The digest also recaps recent global Cardano meetups in Ghana, Brisbane, Vietnam, and a Korea-Japan collaboration, highlighting the community's active engagement worldwide. Additionally, it discusses Cexplorer's latest blog on the importance of scalability for Cardano's future and EMURGO's deep dive into decentralized blockchain governance. These developments underscore Cardano's ongoing innovation and the vibrant participation of its global community.

The March 17, 2025, Cardano Community Digest explores whether Cardano can match Solana’s TPS, with insights from Cexplorer. ADA Pulse examines Reeve, a ledger system leveraging blockchain for transparency. IOG introduces a new programmable token design, enhancing Cardano’s smart contract capabilities. The digest also spotlights EU01, a stake pool supporting decentralization. These discussions highlight Cardano’s continued innovation and expanding ecosystem.

The March 4, 2025, Cardano Community Digest highlights the inclusion of ada in the newly announced U.S. Crypto Strategic Reserve alongside BTC, ETH, XRP, and SOL, reinforcing Cardano’s growing recognition. The latest SPO Table Talk explores the redesigned staking rewards calculator, featuring real-time data, Monte Carlo simulations, and governance modeling. IOG released a documentary on the Cardano Blockchain Constitution, capturing key moments from the December 2024 Constitutional Convention and its on-chain ratification in February 2025. These developments underscore Cardano’s increasing role in global finance, governance, and blockchain innovation.

The February 17, 2025, Cardano Community Digest announces the upcoming "Cardano Buidler Fest #2" in Da Nang, Vietnam, on April 24–25, 2025. Andrew Westberg discusses a proposal to reduce the treasury tax rate from 20% to 10%, analyzing its potential effects on fund allocation and governance. Intersect MBO has released draft budget proposals for community feedback, covering topics like the Cardano Research Budget and Growth and Marketing strategies. Community members are encouraged to participate in discussions and provide input on these initiatives.

The February 4, 2025, Cardano Community Digest features insights into Cardano's decentralization post-Plomin hard fork, a comprehensive guide to stablecoins on Cardano, and updates on Project Catalyst's 2025 roadmap.dditionally, it includes a developer blog interview with FluidTokens' CTO on unlocking liquidity and Bitcoin DeFi on Cardano.he digest also highlights EMURGO's latest developments and the Cardano Ecosystem Guide 2025.ommunity members are encouraged to stay informed and participate in ongoing governance actions.

On January 29, 2025, Cardano transitioned to full community governance with the Plomin hard fork, approved by stake pool operators and the interim constitutional committee. This historic event marks the first community-driven hard fork in blockchain history, stemming from CIP-1694 developed over two years with extensive community input. Ada holders can now propose and vote on governance actions directly or through delegated representatives (DReps). Post-Plomin, staking rewards continue as usual; however, withdrawing them requires delegation to a DRep or selecting a predefined option. This milestone signifies a new era of decentralized decision-making for Cardano.

The January 20, 2025, Cardano Community Digest urges all node users, especially Stake Pool Operators (SPOs), to upgrade to node version 10.1.4 to prepare for the Plomin hard fork. As of now, 85% of blocks are produced using this version. The Interim Constitutional Committee (iCC) is assessing the governance action's constitutionality, requiring a two-thirds majority by January 25, 2025. The Digest also introduces Cardano Delegated Representatives (DReps) on the Cardano Forum and discusses the network's minimum pool cost.

The January 6, 2025, Cardano Community Digest calls on SPOs to vote on the Plomin Hard Fork, which introduces Protocol Version 10 for governance and technical upgrades. With 83.13% of staked ada yet to vote, 51% participation is needed. The Digest also spotlights LOGIC, a stake pool supporting projects like NEWM and Aiken, showcasing community and technical contributions.