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Everyone’s glued to the 40X short whale’s moves. Funny how CT doesn’t care about a $500M+ guy outside crypto, but here, every trade looks like insider info. Crypto whales could be a degen, scammer, or just someone who got lucky with memecoins. Blindly following on-chain traders is how people get wrecked.

Halliday, an artificial intelligence powered startup helping automate services for any workflow, has secured $20 million in a funding round led by venture capital behemoth Andreessen Horowitz. In an announcement on March 18, Halliday said the funding will accelerate the development of its Workflow Protocol, a solution designed to enable developers to create financial applications without writing smart contracts by leveraging blockchain and AI technology. Silicon Valley-based a16z’s crypto VC unit led the Series A funding round, which also attracted investments from SV Angel, Credibly Neutral, and Blizzard Fund. Halliday’s collaboration with financial institutions, including charter banks and payment providers, gets traction from the company’s workflows. Removing the need to write smart contracts every time a developer wants to create or deploy a program is critical to this growth. “Smart contracts have long been the default way the industry builds applications on-chain. However, smart contract development resembles hardware engineering more than software engineering: it is slow, expensive, and dangerous,” the startup posted on X. AI integration on-chain is also a huge hurdle, thanks to compliance and safety issues. Halliday’s Workflow Protocol offers a solution to these challenges, making it possible for financial institutions and other companies to integrate web3. According to the startup, the Workflow Protocol automates any flow. It includes on-ramping to new layer 1 and layer 2 chains, handling recurring payments and yield maximization. The protocol also automates any workflows in treasury management and business to business agents. Halliday has tested its workflow system since 2023, with its payment flows already integrated by Avalanche, ApeCoin, DeFi Kingdoms, and Story Protocol. The startup partnered with SKALE Network in May 2024 and ApeChain in June 2024. A16z also led Halliday’s $6 million seed round in August 2024. At the time, Halliday said the funds would support blockchain gaming and metaverse ecosystems.

The Solana community recently faced a pivotal moment with the proposal of Solana Improvement Document 0228 ( SIMD-0228 ), which aimed to transition the network’s fixed inflation schedule to a dynamic model. However, as CNF previously reported , Solana’s governance proposal SIMD-0228 to reduce inflation failed, receiving only 43.6% approvalinstead of the required 66.67%. This shift would have adjusted the issuance of new SOL tokens based on the percentage of the total supply staked, potentially impacting validator incentives and the overall tokenomics of the network. Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko spoke out through his tweet , Solana governance needs to be fast and decisive. I pushed for 228 really hard and it failed. It failed decisively and fast. Which means that resources can now be spent on a better approach. How fast the ecosystem iterates is a thousand times more important than making sure that every proposal passes. The proposal sparked extensive debate within the community. Concerns were raised about potential centralization, as smaller validators feared they might be disadvantaged under the new model. Additionally, some community members worried about the complexity and potential unintended consequences of implementing such a dynamic system. The voting process for SIMD-0228 witnessed unprecedented engagement, with over 74% of validators participating — a testament to the community’s dedication to the network’s future. Ultimately, the proposal was rejected, reflecting the community’s cautious approach to altering foundational economic structures. Yakovenko emphasized the importance of swift and decisive governance. He highlighted that the rapid resolution of such proposals allows the community to allocate resources more effectively, focusing on refining and improving future initiatives. Yakovenko stated, How fast the ecosystem iterates is a thousand times more important than making sure that every proposal passes. Interestingly, the rejection of SIMD-0228 coincided with a 9% surge in SOL’s price , bringing it back above the $130mark. This uptick suggests that investors viewed the decision as a commitment to maintaining stability and decentralization within the network. As of now, Solana’s price stands at $128.43, reflecting a 4.69% decline in the last 24 hours and a 1.26% increase in the past week. See SOL price chart below.