Overview
SongMarketCap Cardano News is a news desk that publishes short daily reports on what is happening across the Cardano blockchain and the projects built on it. It is aimed at anyone who wants to keep up without following dozens of separate accounts and announcement channels. Stories are grouped by subject, so a reader can follow network upgrades, community votes, or new apps as separate threads1.
The desk sits inside the wider SongMarketCap site, which is run by KT MEDIA, a company registered in Croatia in the European Union and founded by Jure Karamarko2. Alongside Cardano, it also reports on Midnight, a companion network designed so that applications can keep some information private while still settling on a public blockchain.
Key Features
- A story most days, not a weekly digest. New reports are posted on a near-daily rhythm, with each article carrying its own date and subject label, so returning readers can see what changed since their last visit1.
- Coverage split into seven beats. Articles are filed under Governance, DeFi, Development, Ecosystem, ADA Market, Reports, and Interviews, letting a reader who only cares about one of those follow it without wading through the rest1.
- Reporting that points at its sources. Articles link out to the underlying material they draw on, such as ecosystem working-group updates and formal Cardano improvement proposals, so a reader can check the original document rather than take the summary on faith34.
- A feed other apps can read. An open RSS feed carries the fifty most recent stories with headlines, summaries, dates, and images, so news readers and other sites can pull in the coverage automatically5.
- Published ad and disclaimer terms. In-article ad positions are marked promotional content, taken by sending a set amount of ADA to the project's community wallet. The publisher states that a placement is not an endorsement and that articles are informational rather than financial or legal advice2.
What to Expect
The landing page opens on a lead story, followed by a running list of the newest reports with a thumbnail, date, and beat label on each. Further down, the same articles are re-sorted into their seven subject groupings, each with its own row and a control to see more from that beat. Everything is free to read, with no account or paywall in the way1.
Individual articles run to roughly five hundred words and are broken up with sub-headings. A typical piece opens with a one-paragraph summary of the development, then walks through the detail, linking to the primary documents behind the story. Each one closes with a disclaimer stating that the content is informational only3.
Articles are published under the SongMarketCap name rather than named reporters5. The news desk shares a site and an X account with the wider SongMarketCap product, which sells music as digital collectibles and has its own token26.
