@Kimberly Lobert yes

@Remi A Hi Remi! Currently it is paid for our community of students and we invite experts like you and Chris. Send me an email and we can discuss building our team and community.

Here is a chart from THOM. You can see my buys and sells. I am in house money at this point and letting it ride. I will look for a couple of take profit opportunities or it could fade. It is sitting around 350k after hitting near 1M mark a couple times. We are seeing activity on X and they are building a community. It is a fun project to see all the memes over the years which is a big part of our culture.

Massive IRON SPIDR UPDATE FROM @Conste11ation $DAG Co-founder Benjamin dropped the following information: "Ok, so I wanted to share some inside detail on this meeting this week since it’s a big deal. We are meeting with the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense who personally reached out for a, “meet the team and get an update on progress to support” briefing on base. We do a lot of briefings, but it’s considered an honor to be tapped by this lead organization who is tracking our Iron SPIDR effort. We have a unique opportunity to get visibility into use cases and adoption areas that we currently don’t have visibility into. Furthermore, we are hoping to see more investment and support for Iron SPIDR in its current state as a “Secure Information Sharing” solution. Iron SPIDR stands for, “Secure Peer-to-Peer Interoperable Data Resilience.” And this upcoming expression is focused on operators using legacy applications that have the ability to gather sensitive mission detail using validation criteria that the operator signs for via their identity authentication. This approach adds only one single step to their existing workflow which uses a variation (white label) of the Stargazer Wallet. On the receiving side, the motions are the same. As the receiving operator accepts the mission detail, their identity is authenticated and appended to the blockchain and quality assurance is executed on the data showing in real-time that the sensitive data hasn’t been tampered or changed. That one simple step on both sides increases the security demonstrably (arguably unhackable) and allows the operators, based on their permissions, to forensically comb the data in the metagraph explorer proving it is what it says it is. That said, this will be a formality since the vision has always been that a simple check mark will be enough showing that they are good to go. The Universal Blockchain Toolkit vision has evolved into a program (Iron SPIDR) that consists of a growing collection of strategic, cybersecurity partners. For example, as the operator sends the sensitive mission data, it needs to be stored somewhere and this is where Kinnami comes into play. They shard the data into various locations (more location – higher security) and use version control ensuring fidelity when it needs to be queried and reconstituted by the receiver. This creates an end-to-end solution that drastically increases the security and visibility of all events being orchestrated. This program has attracted other great solutions that all ride on-top of HGTP with Constellation being the centerpiece. We are literally taking on the internet: HTTPS. Over the last few years, we have been working hard on proving the infrastructure layer out which is how we got our approval from AFRL as, “Secure, Scalable and DoD Approved.” – Oct 2022. Now we are moving to the application and operator layer which is why we are now in the process of transitioning into DevSecOps with Platform One (production). The next iteration of Iron SPIDR is to look at machine-to-machine and automation. Lots more to share on this but I’ll leave that piece there for now.