Top crypto stories of week 10, 2026
Mon 2 to Sun 8 March 2026
The 20 top stories on Kiwi News from Mon 2 to Sun 8 March 2026, ranked by upvotes, comments and clicks, with 31 comments in total. Most-shared sources: x.com, farcaster.xyz.
Text under a title is an AI summary of the linked article.
- The 100 hour gap between a vibecoded prototype and a working product (kanfa.macbudkowski.com)
- The YakRover Protocol (youtu.be)
- Introducing Programmable Addresses: One Address. Any Chain. (eco.com)
Eco has released Programmable Addresses, smart contracts that run a preset action, such as swapping, bridging, depositing or splitting, automatically when tokens arrive at the address. Any sender can use the same permanent address from any supported chain without bridging or using a special app. The article says Eco deploys the contract on the first deposit only, and the most common use is cross-chain deposits that settle to a Solana wallet, such as a Phantom wallet. Programmable Addresses use Eco Routes for execution, with solvers competing to fulfill intents and automatic refunds if an intent expires unfulfilled.
- announcing our €3,8M seed round (blog.tangled.org)
- @initjean: Amazon S3 failing after losing second availability zone in AWS outage (x.com)
- Ente Paste: Share Sensitive Text (fosstodon.org)
- iOS Warfare (bitmex.com)
- Paperclip — Open-source orchestration for zero-human companies (paperclip.ing)
- How I built a sub-500ms latency voice agent from scratch | Nick Tikhonov (ntik.me)
- @nyancat.eth: If you do this I simply will not read it (farcaster.xyz)
- AI-generated art can’t be copyrighted after Supreme Court declines to review (theverge.com)
- The Brand Age (paulgraham.com)
- New Chapter of Lens：Roadmap, Governance, and the Future of Decentralised Social (masknetwork.medium.com)
- @namespace_eth: ENS MCP server lets AI agents query names and profiles (xcancel.com)
- Ubuntu's response to California's Digital Age Assurance Act (AB 1043) (discourse.ubuntu.com)
- Introducing the Dune MCP Server (dune.com)
- Spectre I, the first smart device to stop unwanted audio recordings (firefly.social)
- @ethanyish: Allium Terminal labels 300M+ wallets by geography and entity (x.com)
Allium Terminal, a new institutional platform from Allium, labels more than 300 million wallets by geography, use case and entity to show who, where and what sits behind onchain activity. The platform answers questions about stablecoin and tokenized asset flows, including which region and country volume comes from, and whether it is driven by retail or institutions such as centralized exchanges, payment providers, treasuries and custodians. It also classifies activity by type, such as B2B, B2C, C2B and C2C payments. The post says the platform uses the same data shown in Visa's Onchain analytics dashboard and BCG's stablecoin reports, and it is aimed at teams sizing markets, evaluating tokenized asset opportunities or preparing investor research.
- @ethstatus: separate privacy apps still expose metadata trails (x.com)
- @cassie: VCs said no because we fair launched and didn't give token warrants (farcaster.xyz)