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The goal from a year ago has been persisted, connecting ten thousand enterprises to the blockchain is the key, only by building an ecosystem can there be a chance for a turnaround #pi# #pijs#

Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) combines Blockchain and internet of things, aiming to achieve decentralized services with the incentive of Crypto Assets, breaking traditional technology models. IO.NET, as an innovator of DePIN, provides optimized Computing Power resources, drops participation thresholds, and promotes the development of decentralized infrastructure.

The new Hong Kong investment immigration regulations allow the use of crypto assets as proof of assets. Although there are successful cases with Ethereum and Bitcoin, proving the source of funds is the main challenge. Many holders lack trading records, and accountants also face valuation and AML pressures. It is recommended that applicants strengthen the evidence chain, seek professional help, and gradually achieve compliance. The new policy provides investors with more choices and supports technological innovation.

Steadfast Belief After the Security Crisis: Why SUI Still Has Long-Term Rise Potential? 1. A chain reaction triggered by an attack On May 22, 2025, the leading AMM protocol Cetus deployed on the SUI network was attacked by hackers. The attackers exploited a logical vulnerability related to the "integer overflow issue" to carry out precise manipulation, resulting in a loss of over $200 million in assets. This incident is not only one of the largest security incidents in the DeFi space so far this year, but it has also become the most destructive hacker attack since the launch of the SUI mainnet. According to the data, the total TVL of the SUI chain plummeted by more than $330 million on the day of the attack, with the locked amount of the Cetus protocol evaporating by 84% in an instant, dropping to $38 million. As a result, several popular tokens on SUI (including Lofi, Sudeng, Squirtle, etc.) in a short span of time

🚨🇺🇸 ALLIANZ LIFE DATA BREACH: HACKERS HIT 1.4 MILLION Allianz Life says hackers used trickery to break into a third-party cloud system and grab personal data from most of its 1.4 million U.S. customers. Names, contact info, maybe more, all scooped up, thanks to someone falling