Ethena posted a 64-character hexadecimal hash on Oct. 4 from its official account, without any explanation: 「dbb9a9d565a0e3aec59e775c498afbf8a58dff33b860f977ebe73c59ff868cdc」. According to Foresight News, crypto projects often use this method as a commitment scheme. They first publish the hash of content that will be revealed later, then disclose the original text afterward. Anyone can then hash the disclosed text again and compare the result with the earlier post to verify that the content had already been fixed in advance. The post has led to speculation that Ethena may be preparing to announce something significant, though no further details were included in the original message.
Ethena posted a message on Oct. 4 containing a 64-character hexadecimal hash, 「dbb9a9d565a0e3aec59e775c498afbf8a58dff33b860f977ebe73c59ff868cdc」, with no explanation attached.
Foresight News said crypto projects often use this approach as a commitment method: they first publish the hash of information they plan to reveal later, and then disclose the original text afterward. Anyone can recalculate the hash from that original text and compare it with the earlier value to verify that the content had already been determined at the time the hash was posted.
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