Cardano is coming to the world’s #1 NFT & DeFi DApp Store
Cardano will soon land in the world’s leading dApp analysis platform DappRadar. Announce the same via Twitter, the Lithuania-based service, encouraged developers working with Cardano to submit their contracts.
“Cardano Dapp developers should only submit contracts in bech32 format and treasury accounts where they receive tokens/fees,” the announcement said.
The team also attached sample links of valid contracts as well as token accounts, otherwise mistakes could lead to rejection in the application process.
Launched in 2018, the platform led by CEO Skirmantas Januskas hosts close to 12150 dapps from over 48 protocols and boasts 1 million monthly users worldwide who use its platform to discover dapps and manage their NFT/DeFi portfolios.
The news comes after Cardano overtook XRP to rank 7th in global market capitalization. With that, the popular proof-of-stake blockchain has become the seventh largest cryptocurrency, with a market cap of $16.6 billion, while XRP’s market cap was $16 billion.
Cardano Network has achieved peak performance of 99.7%
The latest milestone is a result of the positive sentiment among investors regarding the long-awaited Vasil hard fork and IPOs.
The other day Cardano community member Rick McCracken DIGI, who is also a stake pool operator, shared that the network has reached a peak performance of 99.77% when syncing for Vasil node candidate 1.35.3 across the 400+ reporting nodes.
“My normal observations have usually been 97 to 99%,” he added.
The Vasil hard fork is heavily dependent on the majority of block producing nodes running the latest 1.35.3 version. To enable the upgrade, Cardano developer IOG has set a target of 75% of mainnet blocks to be created by the final Vasil node candidate.
Currently, this metric has exceeded the target and reached more than 87% of the block percentage.
The Vasil upgrade is part of the Basho phase of the Cardano roadmap that focuses on scaling and network and ledger optimization.
This is expected to provide significant improvements when using the hard fork combiner [HFC] approaches and increases network performance by increasing throughput, scripting efficiency, and reducing block transfer latency.
As of now, several stakeholders, including SPOs, exchanges and dApp projects, are upgrading their nodes and testing the code and other Cardano components ahead of the event planned for this month.
