On November 20, 2025, Bangkok.the highly anticipated MSKE First Asia-Pacific Leadership Summit was successfully held in Bangkok, Thailand. Centered on the theme “Global Vision × Regional Momentum × Innovative Practice,” the summit brought together government representatives, blockchain industry leaders, international community delegates, and innovative enterprises from Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. The event concluded with high-level exchanges and marked a significant milestone as MSKE officially embarks on a new phase of global expansion.
The summit opened with a keynote address by a member of the Thai Parliament, who emphasized that the Asia-Pacific region is entering a pivotal moment in the rise of the digital economy. He noted that blockchain technology will be a key driver of regional economic transformation, stating: “In the next decade, those who master the innovative application of digital assets and blockchain technology will hold the advantage in global economic competition.”
His remarks not only recognized MSKE’s innovative capabilities but also highlighted the increasingly strategic role the Asia-Pacific region will play in the global wave of digitalization.

The following roundtable discussion featured Jeremy, a representative of the global Bitcoin community; Noah, head of Asia-Pacific community development; and Vasily, an early contributor to the MSKE inscription ecosystem. The panel engaged in an in-depth dialogue on the evolution of the Bitcoin ecosystem, the global value of inscriptions, community consensus structures, and decentralized governance.
Jeremy emphasized, “A truly remarkable inscription is not merely a digital symbol — it is the continuation of community consensus and cultural value.”
Noah noted that MSKE possesses a uniquely strong user base and organic growth momentum in the Asia-Pacific region, making it one of the most resilient and promising inscription ecosystems.
Vasily shared key insights from the early stages of the inscription’s development, stating, “The future of MSKE is not confined to records on the chain — it is poised to become a new medium that connects global culture and digital assets.”

The academic and industrial significance of the summit reached its peak during the keynote speech by blockchain finance expert Huang Yuchen. Titled “The Dawn of the RWA Era and the Brilliant Leap of Blockchain Technology,” he spoke about the global trend of asset digitization and the frontier breakthroughs of blockchain technology, offering an in-depth analysis of the growth logic of RWAs over the next decade. He pointed out:
“RWAs are the biggest gateway for blockchain to go mainstream, and the Asia-Pacific region will have the strongest demand for asset digitization, the richest application scenarios, and the most intensive innovation.”
He further emphasized that MSKE has a structural advantage in entering the RWA era. Whether in inscription verification mechanisms, cultural asset mapping, on-chain identity systems, or community governance structures, it possesses inherent scalability.
“The value of MSKE will come from how many ‘real-world possibilities’ it can connect—and this is precisely the core competitive strength of the future blockchain ecosystem.”
This perspective became one of the summit’s standout quotes, sparking widespread discussion among attendees.

In addition to multiple in-depth discussions, the summit also unveiled MSKE’s future strategic direction. According to the official announcement, MSKE will adhere to a three-dimensional development path: “Cultural Foundations of Inscriptions + Global Ecosystem Layout + Real-World Applications.”
1. Global Strategy Fully Launched
MSKE will take Bangkok as its Asia-Pacific hub and Singapore as its international coordination center, while continuously expanding into the Middle East and North American markets. It aims to establish long-term collaborative networks with global on-chain communities, institutional partners, and innovative enterprises.
2. Accelerated Technological Upgrades
Building on the steady development of the inscription system, MSKE will further enhance core technical capabilities, including asset verification, on-chain certificates, and intelligent distribution, promoting the extension of inscriptions from cultural attributes to a value-driven network.
3. Rapid Real-World Application Deployment
MSKE will focus on areas such as RWA (Real-World Asset mapping), digital cultural asset issuance, on-chain IP authentication, and on-chain identity systems, creating a sustainable Web3 application ecosystem.

This year’s summit was packed with highlights. From forward-looking insights shared by political figures to in-depth analyses from industry experts, attendees gained a clearer understanding of MSKE’s strategic vision and future potential. On-site, multiple guests highly praised MSKE’s development path, noting that it is well-positioned to stand out in the global inscription and RWA space.
“MSKE has the potential to become a new hub connecting the global Web3 cultural and asset ecosystem,” a representative from the international community said in a post-event interview.

As the summit concluded successfully with the evening banquet and networking sessions, MSKE’s journey toward internationalization officially set sail. This Bangkok summit was not only a feast of ideas but also a strategic launch and a global announcement.
MSKE will step onto the core stage of the global Web3 and new asset era with a more open approach, a more internationalized strategic layout, and a stronger technological roadmap. The curtain of the new era has risen, and MSKE’s next chapter will begin in Bangkok and extend to the world.

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Enhanced AI-driven compliance monitoring sets new industry benchmark for digital asset security

United States, 20th Nov 2025 – Global digital asset exchange Axivra Ltd today announced the official rollout of its AI Risk Control 2.0 system, marking a major advancement in compliance technology and asset security. Within the first three months of deployment, the system has successfully detected and blocked over 4,200 suspicious transactions, preventing potential money laundering activities exceeding USD 68 million.

The new system integrates machine learning and behavioral analytics to monitor transaction patterns, account behaviors, and fund movements in real time. It processes more than 500,000 data events per second, cross-referencing addresses with global sanction and compliance databases to identify risks within milliseconds.

“AI-driven supervision allows us to detect anomalies before incidents occur,” said the CEO of Axivra Ltd. “Risk management can no longer rely solely on human judgment. With AI 2.0, we’ve made prevention proactive and predictive.”

The upgraded platform also embeds FATF Travel Rule compliance, enabling real-time identity verification for cross-platform transactions. Axivra Ltd has partnered with leading security providers Fireblocks and BitGo to enhance wallet segregation and data resilience.

Since launch, Axivra Ltd has reported a 78% reduction in security incidents and a 9.4/10 user trust index, according to internal audits. Analysts describe Axivra Ltd as an emerging AI risk control pioneer, setting a new global standard for compliant crypto trading.

Looking forward, Axivra Ltd plans to extend access to its AI risk infrastructure via APIs for institutional partners, enabling real-time compliance monitoring across the broader digital finance ecosystem.

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Axivra Ltd is a fully compliant global digital asset exchange, registered with FinCEN and filed with the SEC in the United States. The platform integrates AI-based surveillance and AML/KYC protocols, providing secure, transparent, and efficient financial services for global users.

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Volunteers from Drug-Free World France intensified their drug-prevention outreach throughout the autumn, engaging thousands of residents in cities and towns across the country. From Brittany and Paris to Reims, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Nice and the South-West, merchants, educators, parents and young adults welcomed Truth About Drugs materials and held open conversations on substance-use concerns, including synthetic drugs and early experimentation. The programme, inspired by the humanitarian work of L. Ron Hubbard, continues to support grassroots efforts promoting informed choices and community wellbeing across France.

Belgium, 20th Nov 2025 — Throughout the autumn, Drug-Free World France volunteers intensified their presence across the country, carrying out a broad series of drug-prevention actions that reached thousands of residents in both large cities and smaller towns. From the western coast to the Rhone-Alpes region, from Paris to the South-West, the initiative engaged parents, educators, shopkeepers, young adults and health professionals seeking clear, reliable information about the risks associated with narcotics and synthetic substances.

This heightened activity comes as public discussion in France increasingly focuses on youth exposure to drugs and the appearance of new synthetic substances in schools and neighbourhoods. Teachers, health practitioners and community leaders have voiced concern about early experimentation, while grassroots organisations continue to play an essential role in delivering practical, community-level prevention. The Truth About Drugs programme—developed within the humanitarian legacy of L. Ron Hubbard, founder of the Church of Scientology—promotes factual and accessible materials as a foundation for informed decisions and responsible choices.

In early October, volunteers in Brittany visited a network of small shops, cafes and businesses, providing more than a thousand Truth About Drugs booklets in areas where merchants expressed both interest and appreciation for the materials. Several shop owners engaged volunteers in conversations about the spread of synthetic drugs and how families were seeking clearer information. One volunteer recounted that a restaurant employer in the region had previously stopped consuming drugs after watching an educational video on synthetic substances and had subsequently communicated a drug-free workplace expectation to his entire staff. The volunteer highlighted this as an example of the positive ripple effects that fact-based prevention can produce.

As the month progressed, additional outreach in western France sparked conversations with pharmacists, municipal workers, parents and educators. A pharmacist running an addiction-support clinic asked for a display stand and additional materials for her patients, explaining that she had used the booklets effectively the previous year. A law-enforcement representative in the area also requested materials for public use, emphasising the practical value of clear prevention tools in day-to-day interactions. In several cafes, owners remarked that prevention resources were arriving “at the right moment,” citing local concerns about early exposure to drugs.

Further east, in towns in the Loire and Rhône-Alpes regions, volunteers visited dozens of merchants who willingly displayed the materials for customers and employees. Many discussions revolved around cocaine, with several residents noting that its use had become increasingly visible across age groups and social settings.

A notable rise in engagement occurred in Reims, where volunteers distributed tens of thousands of booklets over a short period. Shopkeepers of all types—from boutiques to larger retail outlets—made space for displays or requested additional stock. One young manager recognised the booklet from a distribution he had encountered during his student years in another city. After reading it at the time, he had stopped smoking and told volunteers he remained grateful for the clarity it provided. Another business owner raised concerns about the presence of substances such as PTC among local youth, describing the effects as particularly destabilising. During street outreach, a young adult told volunteers that he had stopped using PTC a month earlier and encouraged them to continue their work, calling it “very important.”

In Paris, volunteers carried out one of their most extensive autumn activities in a neighbourhood where families have often expressed concern about drug-related issues. Thousands of booklets were distributed to shops, and many residents took the opportunity to speak directly with volunteers. A psychologist who encountered the team requested an entire display for her practice, explaining that she intended to integrate the materials into her awareness work with clients. A couple picked up booklets for their daughter, who often travels with friends, describing them as a practical way to begin preventive conversations. Several local residents expressed appreciation that such resources were being made available at street level.

South-western France also saw sustained engagement, including a prevention booth in Bordeaux attended by a steady flow of passers-by and local business owners. In addition to booklets distributed in surrounding shops, volunteers completed impairment-simulation exercises using glasses that mimic the effects of alcohol or cannabis, prompting discussions about the risks associated with recreational consumption. Merchants in the region highlighted the importance of offering adolescents and young adults tools to understand substance-related dangers.

Other towns across the South-West, including Agen, welcomed volunteers who distributed booklets in shops where owners expressed interest in supporting longer-term prevention. In Toulouse, volunteers continued a rhythm of outreach in districts where educators have regularly requested materials. In Nice, a street stand enabled exchanges with families affected by addiction, and several individuals asked to be contacted about participating in future activities, including one who expressed interest in joining the association.

As autumn drew to a close, additional outreach in eastern France included several hundred booklets distributed in Belfort, where a social-housing employee requested a full box of inhalant-gas booklets to share directly with families he knew would benefit. Local shops responded positively, with some merchants reporting that the brochures were taken quickly and requesting regular replenishment. In Marseille, further material was circulated in neighbourhoods where community demand for prevention tools has remained strong throughout the year.

Across all these regions, volunteers observed consistent trends: a desire among parents for practical, trustworthy information; eagerness from shopkeepers to participate in community wellbeing; and openness from young adults who often shared personal experiences or concerns. Many residents described the materials as helpful for starting conversations within families or workplaces.

Reflecting on the recent activities, Ivan Arjona-Pelado, the representative of the Church of Scientology to the European Union, OSCE, Council of Europe and United Nations, underlined the wider significance of these initiatives:

“The growing participation of local communities shows how much people value factual and accessible prevention. When individuals receive clear information, they feel empowered to take responsibility for their families and their neighbourhoods. Effective prevention contributes not only to public health but also to the dignity and cohesion of our societies across Europe.”

These efforts align with the long-standing commitment of the Church of Scientology and its members to support education, drug prevention, human rights awareness and community improvement. Founded by L. Ron Hubbard in the 1950s, Scientology is recognised as a religion in various European countries, and its churches, missions and affiliated groups carry out non-sectarian initiatives that encourage informed choices and safer communities. Recognition of these contributions continues to grow across the continent.

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