Started in Web3 like most people… posting, commenting, engaging, hoping it would eventually count for something. Most times, it didn’t. That’s why the #SocialMining Marketplace from @TheDAOLabs stands out @somi_thecat

Just took Social Mining into the real world 🔥 🥧 I stopped by @ChickenRepublic by Ikot Ekpene Road, Uyo, today and decided to treat myself to a good meal and I was NOT disappointed 🥂😋

WE CHANGE THE GAME! 😎 @TheDAOLabs #SocialMining

Global finance is moving onchain, and @TheDAOLabs should be watching @FireblocksHQ closely. Fireblocks is one of the clearest examples of how enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure is helping banks, fintechs, and payment giants connect traditional finance to digital assets at real scale. Website: fireblocks.com/ What is Fireblocks? Fireblocks is a digital asset and stablecoin infrastructure platform built for institutions. The company says it serves more than 2,200 organizations, while recent Fireblocks materials also describe “thousands of organizations” including BNY Mellon and Revolut trusting the platform to secure more than $10 trillion in digital asset transactions. In simple terms, Fireblocks is the infrastructure layer that helps institutions custody assets, move funds, automate treasury, and settle transactions securely across blockchain networks. 1) MPC-CMP Technology: enterprise security without a single point of failure One of Fireblocks’ biggest innovations is its MPC-CMP security model. Instead of storing a full private key in one place, Fireblocks splits signing authority into multiple cryptographic shares, so the private key is never assembled as a single whole. That removes the classic single point of failure risk that banks and institutions fear. Fireblocks also says MPC-CMP requires fewer signing rounds and is 8x faster than standard MPC approaches, making it more practical for high-volume institutional operations. 2) Global Payments Network: stablecoins replacing slow settlement rails Fireblocks is also becoming a major force in payments infrastructure. Its Network for Payments supports over $200 billion in monthly stablecoin flows, and Fireblocks says this infrastructure is now being used by payment companies, banks, corporates, and fintechs that want faster cross-border settlement, treasury movement, and payouts. The real shift here is that stablecoins are no longer treated as a side experiment. Through Fireblocks, they are becoming a production-grade settlement rail that can operate continuously, unlike legacy banking systems limited by batch windows and banking hours. 3) Blockchain-agnostic infrastructure: access across 150 chains Another reason Fireblocks stands out is its broad multi-chain support. In February 2026, Fireblocks said it supports 150 public blockchains, with recent integrations including ecosystems such as Monad and Canton, alongside other emerging networks. Its blockchain integrations page now describes support for 150 networks, giving institutions one secure control layer for custody, transfers, automation, and operations across many different chains instead of rebuilding infrastructure each time a new ecosystem matters. Recent milestones and clients Fireblocks has several strong recent milestones you can highlight. First, the company’s payments business accelerated sharply, with Fireblocks saying 2025 stablecoin volume on its network rose to $200B per month, a 300% year-over-year increase. Second, Fireblocks completed the acquisition of TRES Finance, which it describes as part of building a unified operating system for digital assets. On the client side, Fireblocks continues to point to major names such as BNY Mellon, Revolut, and Worldpay, and it specifically notes remittance players including MoneyGram using Fireblocks-powered infrastructure in important payment corridors. The Mastercard connection Fireblocks is also part of the new Mastercard Crypto Partner Program, which Mastercard says is designed to help crypto-native and financial ecosystem participants deploy faster, scale globally, and bring digital asset innovation into real-world commerce. Mastercard’s March 11, 2026 announcement says the program is about combining the speed and programmability of digital assets with established card rails and global commerce flows. That makes Fireblocks a key infrastructure player in the alliance: it brings the custody, wallet, treasury, compliance-aware orchestration, and settlement infrastructure needed to connect blockchain speed with global B2B and card-linked payment systems. Key highlights • Trusted by 2,200 institutions / thousands of organizations • Has secured $10T in digital asset transactions • Uses MPC-CMP to eliminate single-point private key risk • Powers $200B monthly stablecoin payment flows • Supports 150 public blockchains including Monad and Canton • Strengthened its enterprise stack through the TRES Finance acquisition • Participates in the Mastercard Crypto Partner Program Closing take Fireblocks is not just a custody company. It is a full institutional operating layer for digital assets, helping global banking and payment firms move from slow, fragmented settlement systems toward secure, programmable, blockchain-based finance. That is exactly why Fireblocks matters in this moment: it is one of the companies building the bridge between Wall Street infrastructure and the onchain economy.

💃Celebrating the DAOVERSE 4th Anniversary Dance Off finals! 🕺The "Shake It To The Max" Final Battle brought the heat, the moves, and some seriously impressive stats 🏆 Winner: @AllunaPama6755 (2k pts) - Consistency is 🔑 🥈 Runner-up: @regi14574 (1.5k pts) 🥉 Finalist: @Solution008 - Masterful AI & editing skills! Shoutout to stars @IrishSuela66483 & @jiessecaperez! Total engagement hit 13.5k ! 🚀 #DAOVERSE #DanceOff #Web3 #SocialMining

🐱 1/2 Purrfect timing, @SuiNetwork! 🐾 Hey builders — imagine your project getting flooded with authentic love from hundreds of real miners, all powered by the cutest mobile mining app in Web3. As a proud miner in the @somi_thecat family, I’m personally inviting you