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Month: November 2025

Column: Community’s at heart of new green fee

In Hawaii, caring for our home is not a task government can carry alone it’s a shared kuleana held in the hands and hearts of its people. Throughout the islands, community stewards rise early to tend the lo‘i or other food crops, watch the tides and clear forest trails. They are often the first to notice change, on the frontlines of problem-solving, their work carried out quietly and with deep aloha, which has sustained Hawaii for generations.

What happened after Cardano was ‘taken down by a kid?’ Mapping investor confidence

The post What happened after Cardano was ‘taken down by a kid?’ Mapping investor confidence appeared com. Journalist Posted: November 23, 2025 Key Takeaways What triggered Cardano’s recent sell-off? A rare partition event exposed vulnerabilities in Cardano’s network, disrupting DeFi activity, stake pool operators, and damaging stakeholder confidence. How weak is ADA, fundamentally? ADA has already shed 50% in Q4 and is technically fragile. Analysts suggest another 5× drop could align fundamentals with network strength. Cardano has been among the worst Q4 performers among large-cap cryptocurrencies so far, shedding 50% of its value. However, looking back, ADA has been bearish since peaking in mid-August above $1. This means that Cardano [ADA] was already in a technically weak spot before the October crash, with bulls failing to defend key support zones. That crash further eroded stakeholder confidence, pushing ADA back to pre-election levels. In such a fragile environment, even a small trigger could spark a major sell-off. Recently, Cardano experienced a rare partition event. The incident was later addressed by founder Charles Hoskinson.” For context, the partition event was caused by a glitch, creating a split in Cardano’s blockchain history. Hoskinson highlighted the impact of the incident, explaining how the “accidental” action by a user disrupted the network, affecting DeFi activity, stake pool operators (SPOs), and damaging Cardano’s overall reputation. However, the market reaction largely contradicted this perspective. Many viewed the event as a “much-needed” catalyst that exposed vulnerabilities in the network and sparked debates about Cardano’s resilience. Community questions Cardano’s technical strength This partition event has once again put Cardano’s resilience under scrutiny. Price-wise, ADA has already shaken stakeholder confidence, emerging as one of the weakest top-cap assets. The recent network issue has worsened the situation, further dampening market sentiment. On-chain data reflects this.

Mortgage Data Breach Hits JPMorgan, Citi and Morgan Stanley After Large-Scale Vendor Cyberattack

A recent cyberattack on New York-based real estate services firm SitusAMC may have compromised sensitive client and internal data of major banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, and Morgan Stanley, raising concerns over both personal and non-public banking information.

Seeing President Kennedy the morning history changed

In the fall of 1963, I was a graduate student and teaching assistant at Texas Christian University. Several of my friends and I were excited about the visit of President John F. Kennedy to Fort Worth and Dallas. Bob Ross, Bob Cowser, and I went downtown at midnight that Thursday night, Nov. 21, 1963, to catch a glimpse of President [.] The post Seeing President Kennedy the morning history changed first appeared.

Johnny Cash Released “I Walk The Line” And “Little Fauss And Big Halsy” 55 Years Ago Today

55 years ago today, Johnny Cash released I Walk The Line and Little Fauss And Big Halsy. Sound tracks. Read our review of Cash’s essential Unearthed collection: The post Johnny Cash Released “I Walk The Line” And “Little Fauss And Big Halsy” 55 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.

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