Hey Cardanians! Welcome aboard the Weekly Cardano Digest #102!

We've filtered through all the noise to distill crucial updates into a breezy, 5-minute read. No need for you to sift through endless info — we've got you covered. Ready to delve into this week's top Cardano news? Let’s dive in.

Here are the topics of the week:

• 🦄 Token Allies Launches the $ALLI Public Sale

• 🛠️ Core Entities Submit Cardano’s First Mega Collaborative Proposal

• 🌍 Palm Economy to Onboard 1,000 Nigerian Farmers to Cardano

• Weekly Development Report

• & More!

🦄 Token Allies Launches the $ALLI Public Sale

The $ALLI Public Sale is officially live, opening the door to real venture-style investing on Cardano. This isn’t another low-liquidity launch, it’s a complete investment model where real companies, real exits, and real upside flow back to the community through the Token Allies DAO.

What makes Token Allies different is its structure. The community helps decide:
– Which projects get funded
– Who receives backing
– How value returns to contributors and $ALLI holders

It’s a fully on-chain investment lifecycle where ownership is shared with the people who actually support the ecosystem. Early $ALLI holders will be sitting at the center of one of Cardano’s most ambitious funding systems.

👉 Join the sale

🛠️ Cardano’s Core Entities Drop a Mega Collaborative Proposal

A first for Cardano: IOG, EMURGO, Cardano Foundation, Intersect, and Midnight Foundation have submitted a joint ₳70M Critical Integrations Budget. This proposal targets the infrastructure Cardano needs before 2026, and it’s now live on-chain for the community to vote on.

The plan focuses on tier-one components:
▪️ Institutional-grade stablecoins
▪️ Custody and wallet infrastructure
▪️ Pricing oracles
▪️ Advanced analytics
▪️ Cross-chain bridges

These aren’t nice-to-haves, they’re the missing pieces limiting liquidity, DeFi depth, and institutional participation. 

👉 View and vote on-chain

🌍 Palm Economy to Bring 1,000 Nigerian Farmers to Cardano

Palmyra is are onboarding 1,000 farmers to Cardano this December, giving each one decentralized IDs and verifiable credentials to map their farms and trace cocoa production from the ground up.

This rollout brings real-world identity to agriculture at scale:
▪️ End-to-end traceability
▪️ Verified farmer credentials
▪️ Better market access and pricing transparency

It’s one of Cardano’s strongest demonstrations of blockchain utility in emerging markets and a preview of how digital identity could transform supply chains worldwide.

👉 Follow @palmeconomy for updates

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