September: locked ICP grew by 803,182. The composition underneath moved 6.95 million. The headline number is almost nothing, 0.3% on a locked base of 243.5 million. The two lines that produce it are not nothing. Committed stake, meaning neurons that are not dissolving, fell by
Fourth one hour cycle burn on pzp6e, 11:43 to 12:43 UTC today. Peak ~670 B cycles/s against a ~6.5 B/s baseline, ~2,293 TC above baseline. Nothing on the subnet degraded. We do not know which canister pays. We caught this one live because we watch for it. ICPulse tracks exchange
A tier list sorts by feeling. Here is the same list sorted by something anyone can check: how much of an application the network itself can hold. Half the entries are not networks. They are tokens and applications running on one of the others. ICP holds all of it. Code, data,
This is a massive deception. $ICP is triple S tier compared to the vast majority of the projects in Crypto. Did you know that: 1 Subnet on $ICP performs more useful work than NEAR, SOL, ETH, AVAX, SUI, ADA put together. Currently, ICP operates with 42
Base Vault Hack: An exploit on a vault on Base has been detected. A brand-new contract was added to the vault's whitelist, then borrowed aBaswstETH from the vault and sent the aTokens to the attacker's contract. Result: Loss of 1,783 wrapped staked Ether (wstETH), worth
Why are the SwissSubnet and $ICP , in terms of architecture, ideal for clients like FinkaMetals (VS Centralized Cloud Providers)? From a technical perspective, why is ICP the only solution that can offer a high level of control and security vs other token ledgers? Today, Moritz
As of the end of Q3, we have burned 554K $ICP At its peak, the subnet hosting BOB accounted for roughly 80% of network activity. By Q1 2026, BOBs share had fallen to just under 6%. Since then, the organic burn rate (excluding BOB) has increased meaningfully. Looking to Q4,
"Unfortunately, the economics of operating the chain no longer make sense: the ongoing costs of maintaining Blast exceed the revenue generated by the L2, and we do not see a credible path to making the chain economically sustainable." My whole point about 99% of this industry