🤯REA JUST TOOK OVER GITHUB. 100,000+ STARS IN A WEEK. REA, short for Reverse Engineer Anything, is going viral in the developer community for giving AI coding agents the tools to investigate how software works, even when the original source code is unavailable. The open source toolkit connects AI agents to reverse engineering tools such as Ghidra and Hopper, helping them analyze applications, inspect binaries, understand software behavior, and rebuild features based on what they discover. The hype exploded after demos showed developers using AI to recreate software features, experiment with game ports, and explore applications in ways that previously required significant reverse engineering expertise. REA reportedly crossed 100,000 GitHub stars in less than a week, making it one of the fastest growing repositories in the platform’s history. But here is the important distinction: REA does not magically recover every application’s original source code. It gives AI agents access to existing analysis tools, making complex investigations more accessible. The bigger story is what happens when AI can do more than write code. It can investigate how existing software actually works. 🔗 Website: rea.tools/ 💻 GitHub: github.com/morluto/rea

ETHIOPIA ONCHAIN | DAY 6/7 ETHIOPIA DOESN’T JUST NEED BLOCKCHAIN USERS. IT NEEDS BLOCKCHAIN BUILDERS. Infrastructure does not build itself. Every wallet, payment system, identity solution, DeFi application, tokenized asset platform, and blockchain integration starts with someone who knows how to build it. That makes developers one of the most important parts of Ethiopia’s onchain future. Universities, communities, hackathons, developer programs, grants, and local projects all play a role in creating the talent needed to turn blockchain infrastructure into real products. And the opportunity extends beyond writing smart contracts. Ethiopia needs developers working across payments, cybersecurity, identity, financial infrastructure, data, AI, and decentralized applications. The global blockchain economy is being built by developers who can turn open infrastructure into useful products. Ethiopia’s place in that economy will depend on how many builders we empower today. 🇪🇹 #EthiopiaOnchain #EBW2026 #BlockchainEthiopia #Web3Ethiopia

ETHIOPIA CUTS BITCOIN MINING POWER BY 75% AMID HYDRO ELECTRICITY SHORTAGE State utility Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP) has drastically reduced electricity delivered to data and Bitcoin mining operations by 75%. Declining water levels into hydroelectric reservoirs driven by severe dry conditions have forced the grid operator to cut supply down to just ~23% of contracted volumes. The decision reflects a sharp shift in national energy allocation priorities. Although data mining became EEP's largest single revenue generator over the past fiscal year, the state utility announced that domestic household access and industrial manufacturing take primary priority over energy exports and high-density compute clients. EEP plans to reassess reservoir water levels in October before deciding whether to adjust mining power allocations or further limit regional energy exports.

ጳጉሜ 1 | THE 13TH MONTH Ethiopia has something unique about the way we measure a year. 13 months. Twelve months of 30 days, followed by ጳጉሜ, five extra days that bring one Ethiopian year to a close. Today marks the beginning of that final chapter. Before we enter another year, it is worth looking back at what Ethiopia’s blockchain ecosystem has built, the communities that grew, the developers who kept building, the ideas that became projects, and the conversations that pushed the ecosystem forward. A year is not only measured by time. It is measured by what we build with it. For the next five days, we’ll reflect on where Ethiopia’s blockchain ecosystem has been, where it stands today, and where we can take it next. Five days. One year ending. A new chapter about to begin. 🇪🇹 ጳጉሜ 1 | 2018 ዓ.ም #EBW2026 #BlockchainEthiopia #Web3Ethiopia

ጳጉሜ 1 | THE 13TH MONTH Ethiopia has something unique about the way we measure a year. 13 months. Twelve months of 30 days, followed by ጳጉሜ, five extra days that bring one Ethiopian year to a close. Today marks the beginning of that final chapter. Before we enter another year, it is worth looking back at what Ethiopia’s blockchain ecosystem has built, the communities that grew, the developers who kept building, the ideas that became projects, and the conversations that pushed the ecosystem forward. A year is not only measured by time. It is measured by what we build with it. For the next five days, we’ll reflect on where Ethiopia’s blockchain ecosystem has been, where it stands today, and where we can take it next. Five days. One year ending. A new chapter about to begin. 🇪🇹 ጳጉሜ 1 | 2018 ዓ.ም #EBW2026 #BlockchainEthiopia #Web3Ethiopia