Important update for Cardano Card holders: The Cardano Card will be discontinued on 31 Oct 2026. Your card will keep working as normal until then. Wirex, our partner on the Cardano Card program, is moving to a non-custodial model and discontinuing its custodial infrastructure. Because of that, our partnership with Wirex ends on 31 Oct 2026. If you hold a Cardano Card, this affects you directly, and we want you to hear it from us first. Stay tuned for what comes next for the program, more details to be shared soon.

An update on the EMURGO and @YoroiWallet stake pools: As referenced in our previous posts regarding EMURGO’s withdrawal from Cardano governance, including our decision to step back following the SecondFi security incident and our intention to de-register as a Cardano DRep, we are making a few operational updates. Operational control of the EMURGO and Yoroi stake pools (EMURGO 1, EMURGO 2, EMURGO 3, EMURGO 4, EMURGO 5, EMURGO 6 and YOROI) has been transferred to Shunsuke Murasaki (@MurasakiCardano). Many in the community will know Murasaki as a long-time member of the Cardano community, with especially strong ties in Japan, Indonesia, and Singapore, as well as an early employee at EMURGO before leaving earlier this year to pursue new adventures. We have full faith in his integrity to Cardano over the long term. These updates have been processed operationally and will be formally reflected onchain in coming days. Key details for delegators: - No action required: Delegations and staking rewards continue uninterrupted, and existing delegations carry over automatically. - Unchanged pool IDs: Pool IDs remain identical. Murasaki will share a separate confirmation regarding any upcoming changes to the pool names and tickers. - Non-custodial staking: As always, staking on Cardano remains entirely non-custodial, leaving delegators free to re-delegate to any pool whenever they choose.

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We’ve pushed Gero Dashboard v2.6.1 to the Chrome Web Store! (It usually takes 2–3 days before the update is approved and available for everyone.) This update focuses on improving stability, preparing for multilingual support, and enhancing the overall user experience. - Fixes Transaction Signing Issue - Resolved an issue that affected several dApps, including Midnight Scavenger, Iagon Dashboard, and others. - Improvements Minimum ADA Requirement - Added a clear minimum ADA threshold for topping up your Gero Card to prevent failed transactions. - Upcoming Features Multilanguage Support Infrastructure - The groundwork for multilingual support is now live. Over the coming weeks, we’ll gradually add translations for the following languages: Chinese, Hindi, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Turkish, Vietnamese, German, Thai, French, Indonesian, Urdu, Italian, Hebrew, Greek, Czech, Dutch, Croatian, and Swahili. - Developer Enhancements Feature Flags System - Introduced a new infrastructure that allows us to enable or disable specific features dynamically. This means faster fixes, smoother rollouts, and a better overall experience without waiting for Chrome Store updates. Version 2.6.2 is already being worked on and it includes the ability to order a physical Gero Card and Google login. Stay tuned!