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ChainCatcher news, Moonrock Capital founder Simon Dedic posted on X, saying, "The acquisition of VECTOR by a certain exchange was a brilliant internal pump. $TNSR surged 8 times during the two days of the market crash, only to plummet 40% after the announcement. Secondly, the actual developer behind Vector, Tensor Foundation, still appears to be independent of this acquisition, including the token itself. Although there is no official announcement yet, it is basically certain that Tensor will cash out a large undisclosed amount, while $TNSR holders, as always, get nothing. This is a case of severe misalignment between equity and token value." Simon Dedic finally called for tokens to be equivalent to on-chain equity.

Jinse Finance reported that the Cardano blockchain split into two chains due to a software bug triggered by a malformed delegation transaction. This transaction was validated on the new version nodes but rejected by the old version software, resulting in a network fork. According to an incident report by Cardano ecosystem governance organization Intersect, this "toxic" transaction exploited a vulnerability in the underlying software library, splitting the network into a "poisoned" chain containing the transaction and a "healthy" chain without it. Co-founder Charles Hoskinson initially claimed this was a "premeditated attack," but later an X user, Homer J., publicly took responsibility, stating that he acted negligently while attempting to reproduce the "bad transaction" and relied on AI-generated instructions. The user stated there was no malicious intent and no financial gain. Intersect confirmed that no user funds were lost and that most retail wallets were unaffected. The ADA token price dropped by more than 6% due to this incident.