Walked another person through @secondfiapp migration tool today. 1 phone call at a time. Pretty smooth process. Glad I waited for the dust to settle. EPOCH - we open for business. Serious Business Only

Sorry to announce this break in your regularly scheduled programming. Banter Monday will not be aired today due to scheduling conflicts (everything’s good 👍). We will return to the air Wednesday to make up for the day. Sorry for the inconvenience hosts and listeners!

Kicking off the space in half an hour! Lots going on! DraperU posts, governance actions need voting, what's PRAGMA up to, are you going to Token, what if CF pays for it and more! Go get your coffee, see you soon!

What happened to the strategic reserve and recurring bitcoin buys? What happened to cutting energy costs in half? What happened to eliminating the national debt? What happened to ending the Ukraine war in 24 hours?

As we work through the content captured during @RareEvo 2026 we would like to take a moment to thank Intersect members @Josi_sndnc @blockjock2017 @NicolasC3rny @EPOCHpool for taking a moment to sit down with our very own @LallyMcClay during the event. Each offered their insights and experiences of Intersect committees and the wider Cardano ecosystem. We look forward to sharing those conversations with you in the weeks ahead.

Eulogy for Gato 🐾 Gato was not just my cat. He was my baby, my companion, my little shadow, my patient, my teacher, and for a long time, the center of a world I built just for him. Gato had a way of making a place feel softer just by being there. Even when he was tired, even when his body was struggling, there was still so much sweetness in him. He still wanted company, he still knew where safety was, and he still knew I was his person. And I was. I even created a room for us where I took care of him for the past 9 months, and cancelled all traveling plans just to be with him. Our bond was made of small things: checking on him from a few feet away, keeping his lofi music on, making sure his food, water, and favorite places were close, watching him choose his spots, letting him lead. It was made of nights together, of quiet breathing, of worry, of hope, and tiny rebounds that felt like miracles. He gave us more time than we thought we would have. Back in November, we thought we were losing him, but he stayed. He got better, and we got more days, more nights, more little routines, more chances to love each other. Those months were a gift, even though they were hard. Or maybe especially because they were hard. In the end, Gato was home. He was not alone... he was in the world we made for him, with those who loved him watching over him. Gato taught me that love is not only holding on. Sometimes love is watching, listening, adjusting, making room, and letting them be exactly where they need to be. Sometimes love is fighting for every good day. And sometimes love is staying beside them when there is nothing left to fix. I will miss his presence in the room. I will miss checking on him. I will miss the way he made me feel needed and trusted. I will miss being his person in the everyday way. But I know this: he left this life surrounded by love. He was my Gato, and he will always be part of me.