DragonStake @DragonStake

We regret to inform that we are winding down the following Staking services. Please redelegate Near EigenLayer Kusama Cosmos

What if users didn't need to know which blockchain they were using? That's the future @NEARProtocol is building toward. NEAR Intents has now expanded across 25+ blockchains and serves more 550K unique users over the last 30 days, pushing chain abstraction from concept to reality. The most successful blockchains may not be the ones users notice. They may be the ones that make complexity disappear. As crypto moves toward mainstream adoption, user experience becomes just as important as scalability. NEAR is one of the ecosystems worth watching closely. Stake near:native with DragonStake: dragonstake.io/portfolio/near

One of the biggest lessons we've learned as validators is that not every network deserves your stake. Over the years, we've seen countless chains launch with big promises, aggressive incentives, and short-lived hype. Most don't last. That's why we've never approached staking as a numbers game. We don't validate every network. We validate the networks we believe can still be relevant years from now. - Strong technology matters. - Strong communities matter. But what matters most is whether a network is solving a real problem that will still exist in the future. Staking has evolved. It's no longer just about earning rewards. It's about choosing which ecosystems you want to help secure, support, and grow. Because when you stake, you're not just allocating capital. You're backing a vision. What's the most important factor you look at before committing to a network long-term?

A few years ago, the question was: "Will people stake their ethereum:native?" Today, the question is: "How much ETH will remain liquid?" Over 30% of Ethereum's supply is now staked, and that number keeps growing despite market volatility. The interesting part isn't the yield anymore. It's conviction. When millions of ETH remain locked through bull markets, corrections, and uncertainty, it sends a signal about how Ethereum is being viewed: less as a trading asset and more as the settlement layer of the onchain economy. We've reached a point where Ethereum staking is no longer a niche activity for crypto natives. It's becoming a foundational part of how participants align with the network long-term. Security isn't just built by validators. It's built by everyone who chooses to stake. What's your view? Will Ethereum eventually reach 40% of its supply staked?

The market keeps talking about price. The smartest participants keep increasing their stake. That's not a coincidence. Staking has quietly evolved from a yield strategy into something much bigger: ownership. The people securing networks are increasingly the same people shaping governance, supporting ecosystems, and committing capital for the long term. In 2026, the question is no longer: "Why stake?" It's: "Why hold without participating?" Because every Proof-of-Stake network depends on active stakers to remain secure, decentralized, and resilient. Are we reaching the point where staking becomes the default behavior for long-term token holders?

After validating @cosmoshub since genesis, we've seen something many people still overlook: Cosmos was never about a single chain. It was about creating an ecosystem where chains can remain sovereign while still working together. Today, dozens of networks rely on IBC to move assets, users, and liquidity across the Interchain. That's why we continue to be bullish on Cosmos. Not because of short-term market cycles, but because interoperability is no longer a nice-to-have. It's becoming a requirement. The strongest ecosystems won't be the ones that capture everything. They'll be the ones that connect everything. Do you think the market is still underestimating the value of the Interchain?

Most blockchains are competing for the same users. @StoryProtocol is trying to create an entirely new category. Think about it: - We already have networks for payments. - We already have networks for DeFi. - We already have networks for gaming. But ownership of intellectual property remains largely disconnected from onchain infrastructure. Story's thesis is that $IP should be programmable, tradable, and enforceable onchain. Whether it's AI-generated content, brands, creators, or digital assets, the need for transparent ownership is only growing. That's why we find Story so interesting as validators. You're not just securing another blockchain. You're helping secure a network built around an entirely new asset class. And if that thesis plays out, today's ecosystem is only scratching the surface of what's possible. dragonstake.io

Stake ethereum:0x8d010bf9c26881788b4e6bf5fd1bdc358c8f90b8 with DragonStake dragonstake.io/portfolio/polk…

Decentralization is often discussed as a blockchain feature. But in reality, it is about user autonomy. Interesting perspective from @paritytech on how decentralization continues evolving beyond infrastructure into governance, ownership, and digital coordination. As Proof-of-Stake ecosystems mature, decentralization increasingly depends on: - Validator distribution - Governance participation - Transparent infrastructure - Reducing concentration risks Healthy ecosystems are not only built through technology, but through active participation across networks. Worth the read: parity.io/blog/decentral…

Good time to re-read this thesis on near:native

nikshep @nikshepsvn

a month ago

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Everyone says decentralization matters. Few explain why. Our research team's latest blog dives into the trade-offs, challenges, opportunities, and more, so you can learn what decentralization is beyond the buzzwords and what it does from the people working on it every day. 🔗 parity.io/blog/decentral…

Cosmos continues showing why staking is about much more than securing a single chain. Through Interchain Security (ICS), cosmos:native staking increasingly contributes to securing an entire ecosystem of interconnected consumer chains. As the interchain expands, staking evolves into: - Shared security - Ecosystem coordination - Validator participation across networks - Stronger economic alignment between chains Learn more about Interchain Security: cosmos.github.io/interchain-sec… Explore Cosmos staking with DragonStake: dragonstake.io/es/portfolio/c…

We love Ethereum infra, and you should too

Happy bitcoin:native Pizza Day. We celebrate this day because it was one of the first moments people used blockchain technology to exchange real value in the real world. There was simply → someone using Bitcoin to buy pizza. Now we also have → DeFi → staking → RWA → AI agents Different systems today. Same idea underneath: open networks moving value without intermediaries.

3/3 Security and usability are becoming critical parts of Ethereum’s next growth phase. Learn more: clearsigning.org

2/3 Is great to see major ecosystem players collaborating on shared security standards around Ethereum infrastructure. With contributors including @Ledger, @Trezor, @zknoxhq, @MetaMask, @WalletConnect, @Cyfrin, @FireblocksHQ, @Zama, @Sourcifyeth, @Argotorg, other individual Builders, and with the @ethereumfndn acting as a neutral steward.

1/3 Ethereum’s new Clear Signing initiative is one of the most important UX/security improvements that need to be made, and the ecosystem has been pushing for it for a long time. Blind signing has been one of the biggest structural risks across crypto wallets and multisig operations. Moving toward human-readable transaction signing could significantly improve: - Wallet security - Institutional confidence - Multisig operations - User protection

Universal liquidity means the ability to route value seamlessly across different blockchain ecosystems. NEAR Intents has now powered $18.6B+ in volume across 30+ chains. @Bankless recently covered how Intents unifies global cross-chain liquidity: bankless.com/read/nears-int…

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Most networks optimize for growth. @_atomone is optimizing for coordination. That changes how governance works. The focus becomes: → Participation → Sovereignty → Validator alignment Not just expansion.

AtomOne @_atomone

a month ago

AtomOne v4 is built on three distinct pillars — a full upgrade to Cosmos SDK v0.50 and IBC-go v10, the introduction of Governors as a governance-specific delegation mechanism decoupled from staking, and a set of economic controls aligned with the AtomOne Constitution. Read the

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