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  • Intersect Development Update #58 – April 18

    Intersect Development Update #58 – April 18

    Welcome to Intersect’s Development Update #58! This week, voting opens for the Intersect committee elections—an important step in shaping Cardano’s governance. We also cover the ongoing governance action on the Cardano budget’s net change limit, new smart contract tooling for treasury management, and continued support for DReps through weekly sessions. Additionally, we share highlights from Intersect’s presence at TEAMZ in Japan, and conclude with the latest governance statistics, tool updates, and community resources. – Let’s dive in!

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  • Smart Contracts and Cardano budgets

    Smart Contracts and Cardano budgets

    This blog post highlights the growing power of smart contracts in action. It introduces new treasury management tools designed to support the Intersect membership and wider Cardano community—and invites you to explore, give feedback, and get involved.

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  • Intersect Development Update #57 – April 11

    Intersect Development Update #57 – April 11

    Welcome to Intersect development update #57! This week, we cover the state of committee elections, more news on the budget committee, governance in Cardano, including the constitution, the latest updates on membership and community, and more. Read on to learn about Cardano’s progress toward a self-sustaining, self-governing blockchain for the world.

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  • Selecting a new Constitutional Committee

    Selecting a new Constitutional Committee

    This election marks a significant step in Cardano’s ongoing decentralization, as all seven members of the Constitutional Committee (CC) will be chosen by the community. Notably, this commitment to decentralization extends to founding institutions, which must stand for election on equal footing with all other candidates if they wish to hold a seat.

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  • Voting in Intersect committee elections

    Voting in Intersect committee elections

    Members, read all about how and why to make your vote count

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  • Intersect Development Update #56 – April 4

    Intersect Development Update #56 – April 4

    Welcome to Intersect development update #56! This week, we cover the final call for Intersect committee election registrations, the development of smart contracts for budget oversight, and the latest from global events and community hubs. You’ll also find updates on GovTool enhancements, delivery assurance milestones, and new budget proposals that live through our open governance tools. Let’s dive in.

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  • Intersect Development Update #55 – March 28

    Intersect Development Update #55 – March 28

    Welcome to Intersect development update #55! This week, we cover key developments across Cardano governance, including committee elections, budget planning, and community-led events. From new marketing and open source initiatives to tooling and global hub activity updates, there are plenty of ways to get involved and shape the ecosystem’s future. Let’s dive in.

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  • Shaping Cardano’s future: progress on the constitutional committee elections

    Shaping Cardano’s future: progress on the constitutional committee elections

    The journey towards a decentralized, community-led governance model for Cardano continues to advance. This update introduces the ongoing preparations for the upcoming Constitutional Committee (CC) elections and highlights how the process has been thoughtfully designed in collaboration with both Intersect members and the wider Cardano community.

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  • Budget update: progress and next steps

    Budget update: progress and next steps

    Since announcing updates to our budget process, we’ve actively sought and gathered feedback from across the Cardano community, focusing closely on roles, responsibilities, and next steps. Key discussions have revolved around how DReps can shape the budget before it’s finalized, the roles of committees now and in the future, and clarifying how draft committee proposals from February might move into formal Budget Info Actions.

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