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ONU:A Breakthrough in Blockchain+5G Technology Domain

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The decentralization and distributed data storage characteristics of blockchain determine that blockchain technology has a high dependence on the stability, efficiency and flexibility of communication, and 5G technology provides a communications infrastructure support to the blockchain technology and industrial development.

As a leading provider of the blockchain industry, ONU has long been working to resolve the pain points and has achieved a leading position in the field of 5G+ blockchain technology. It recently announced that its blockchain-enabled 5G technology has been successful used in the smart new retail industry in Japan.

“After nearly a year of research and development and testing, after determining that the end-to-end overall maturity of ONU 5G is close to commercial requirements, we began to consider the actual application of the product, ” Mr. Jobs who is in charge of the ONU 5G project said in an interview on Wednesday last week. “For ONU, only when the users’ experience is truly improved can the improvement brought by the combination of blockchain and 5G be valuable and meaningful”, he added. And when be asked why ONU choose smart new retail, Jobs explained that after two years of model exploration, new retail has entered a stage of rapid development, and unlike the current online shopping method, the new retail model which is under 5G era, is asking for more and higher requirements to meet users’ demands.

With the strong support of our partners, we took the lead in trying new retail applications in Tokyo, Japan, including some convenience stores, street crane machines, and unmanned supermarkets. ONU holders can easily purchase retail goods through the APP, and the cost of shopping is automatically deducted from the ONU wallet when the user leaves the store, which greatly saves the time for queuing to pay. All product data will be stored in the platform, and users can directly trace the raw materials, manufacturers, suppliers and other information of the product, and enjoy better services. For merchants, due to effective supervision, malicious evasion of orders can also be prevented, Jobs added.

According to the ONU, this project is led by the global blockchain technology research foundation team, leading a number of well-known investment institutions to invest together. ONU 5G is focusing on blockchain-enabled 5G infrastructure and underlying technology construction, its unique blockchain + 5G core technology will play a revolutionary role in the development of 5G + blockchain.

Nowadays, blockchain-integrated 5G technology has been gradually deployed globally, and has won the support of countries including China, the United States and Japan. There are also a considerable number of companies (such as various financial institutions) that have done more on blockchain technology, research. At the end of last month, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China stated that it will work with relevant departments to vigorously promote 5G innovation and development, support various regions to actively explore 5G applications, and help the development of the 5G industry.

This attempt was successful. In the future, blockchain and 5G technologies will accelerate the integration, which will have a disruptive impact on the Internet of Things (IOT), big data, Internet finance, and even more physical industries. Jobs’ team are confident that the combination of blockchain and 5G technology will promote the development of more application scenarios in this field, so stay tuned!

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The Best CBD Retailers Online in Denmark Are Hard to Find – We Found the Top 10

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The Danish market for CBD and cannabinoid products has grown significantly in recent years. With this growth comes a wider selection – and an increasing need for transparency, documentation, and quality. A new in-depth review of leading online CBD retailers in Denmark places Wetality at number one among the top 10 providers.


CBD products have firmly entered everyday life for Danish consumers. Interest in natural, plant-based alternatives continues to rise, but the market remains uneven. Consumers are faced with everything from well-established producers offering full documentation to retailers where transparency and quality can be more difficult to assess.

Against this backdrop, we conducted a journalistic review of 10 of the most recognized and widely used online CBD retailers in Denmark. The evaluation is based on a comprehensive analysis of product quality, raw materials, production standards, documentation, transparency, product range, and consumer-facing information.

The conclusion is clear: Wetality claims the top position.


Wetality – Leading the Market in Quality, Documentation, and Expertise

Wetality ranks number one primarily due to its consistent focus on quality throughout the entire value chain. The company’s core business is CBD and other cannabinoid products derived from hemp, which represent the largest part of its operations.

The hemp plants used by Wetality are grown 100% organically in one of Europe’s most respected climate regions for hemp cultivation. Soil conditions, climate, and cultivation methods play a decisive role in the plants’ cannabinoid profile and overall quality. The seeds are carefully selected, and harvesting is carried out using traditional methods with respect for the raw material, teamwork, and craftsmanship.

All ingredients used in Wetality’s products are sourced from premium raw materials and combined into formulations designed and developed by experts with specialized knowledge in cannabinoids, extraction methods, and product development.

A key factor in the evaluation is documentation. Wetality’s CBD oil is produced in a GMP-certified facility, ensuring consistent quality, traceability, and controlled manufacturing processes. All products are tested by independent third-party laboratories, and each batch is analyzed in a European-accredited laboratory. This provides consumers with full insight into content, purity, and compliance with regulatory limits.

For consumers, this means a product where quality, origin, and composition are not based on trust alone—but supported by verified documentation.


A Market with Several Strong Competitors

While Wetality secures the number one position, the Danish CBD market also includes several reputable players worth noting:

Nordic Oil
A well-established webshop offering a wide range of CBD and CBG products, organic hemp, Danish customer support, and fast delivery. A solid and user-friendly entry point for many consumers.

Endoca (Endoca.dk)
Known for its strong focus on 100% organic products and strict quality control. Production standards are close to pharmaceutical-grade, making Endoca a strong choice for consumers who prioritize raw hemp quality.

Cannaone (Cannaone.dk)
Marketed as “Denmark’s cheapest CBD shop,” offering a wide product range including RAW, Premium, and THC-free options. Competitive pricing, but consumers are advised to verify documentation.

Raw Organics (RawOrganics.dk)
Emphasizes transparency and organic sourcing, supported by external laboratory testing. A strong option for consumers who prioritize eco-friendly practices.

CBD24 (CBD24.dk)
A Danish webshop promoting “high quality at strong prices,” offering flexibility in both selection and pricing.

Sense Organics (via SenseShop.dk)
Provides CBD oil in multiple variants and offers free shipping above a certain order value, appealing to consumers seeking additional service benefits.

Naturecan (Naturecan.dk)
An international brand with a Danish-language platform and local customer support. A good choice for those looking for a broader, globally recognized brand.

CBDSense (CBDSense.dk)
In addition to CBD oil, CBDSense offers capsules and skincare products, appealing to consumers who want alternative formats.

Body N Soul (bodyn-soul.com)
Markets itself as “Denmark’s best organic CBD oil.” Consumers should pay particular attention to documentation and verified THC levels.


Comparison of Selected CBD Retailers

Retailer Organic Hemp GMP Production Third-Party Tested EU Batch Testing Expert Product Design Overall Rating
Wetality Yes (100%) Yes Yes Yes Yes Winner
Nordic Oil Yes Partial Yes Yes Yes Very Strong
Endoca Yes (100%) Yes Yes Yes Yes Very Strong
Raw Organics Yes (100%) No Yes Yes Partial Strong
Cannaone Varies No Partial No No Average

The comparison clearly shows that Wetality stands out by meeting all evaluated quality criteria.


Growing Demand for Transparency

The CBD market continues to evolve, alongside regulation, consumer awareness, and scientific insight. As a result, documentation, transparency, and consistent quality are becoming increasingly important.

In this context, Wetality emerges as a producer that not only offers a broad product range but also sets a benchmark for how modern cannabinoid products can be developed responsibly and professionally.

For consumers, this provides greater confidence in a market where distinguishing between marketing claims and genuine quality can be challenging.

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AgentLISA Unveils PaymentShield: The First Complete Security Suite for X402 Autonomous Payments

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Singapore – Blockman PRDecember 16, 2025 — AgentLISA, the leading Agentic Security Operating System for Web3, today announced PaymentShield, a comprehensive security platform purpose-built to protect X402 autonomous payment infrastructure. Alongside this announcement, AgentLISA releases a detailed position paper analyzing critical application-layer vulnerabilities in agentic payment systems and unveils a strategic one-year roadmap to deliver full-stack protection for the rapidly growing X402 ecosystem.

With X402 processing over 100 million autonomous transactions in its first six months and major backing from Coinbase, Cloudflare, Google, and Visa, the protocol is positioned to become the universal standard for AI-driven commerce. While X402’s protocol layer demonstrates robust security design, our analysis identifies critical vulnerabilities at the application layer—where AI agents interact with payment services.

“X402 built a strong protocol foundation with excellent protection against replay attacks, frontrunning, and cross-chain exploits,” said Dr. Izaiah Sun, Co-founder and Research Lead at AgentLISA. “However, the real security challenge lies in the application layer—where autonomous agents can be manipulated, budgets can be drained, and compliance risks emerge. PaymentShield addresses these critical gaps.”

The Application Layer Security Challenge

AgentLISA’s comprehensive security analysis reveals three critical vulnerabilities in X402’s application layer:

Malicious Recipient Risks: No validation of payment addresses against sanctions lists, scam databases, or honeypot contracts—exposing users to legal liability and financial loss

Settlement Race Conditions: Timing gaps between payment verification and actual settlement allow attackers to receive services without payment

Resource Exhaustion Attacks: Lack of standardized rate limiting enables verification spam and economic DoS attacks against service providers and facilitators

Additionally, autonomous agents face unique manipulation risks including prompt injection, recursive payment loops, and budget exploitation—threats that assume no human oversight.

PaymentShield: Comprehensive Application Layer Protection

PaymentShield directly addresses these identified vulnerabilities through specialized security capabilities:

AI Agent Payment Firewall

  • Real-time sanctions screening (OFAC, UN, EU) preventing payments to prohibited addresses
  • Smart contract risk analysis detecting honeypots, rug-pull patterns, and malicious code
  • Prompt injection detection blocking manipulation attempts in payment descriptions
  • Recursive payment loop prevention through graph analysis
  • Intelligent spending controls with automatic circuit breakers

Settlement Assurance Engine

  • Pre-settlement balance and nonce verification eliminating race conditions
  • Atomic settlement-access binding preventing resource delivery before payment confirms
  • Configurable settlement policies based on transaction value and risk

Rate Limiting and DoS Defense

  • Adaptive throttling preventing verification spam attacks
  • Economic threshold enforcement blocking micro-payment griefing
  • Facilitator protection through API authentication and request signing

Enterprise Compliance Suite

  • Comprehensive audit trails for regulatory requirements
  • Transaction monitoring flagging suspicious patterns
  • Customizable whitelisting/blacklisting policies

One-Year Development Roadmap

Phase 1: Application Layer Security (H1 2026)

Focus on immediate protection for AI agents and payment interactions:

  • AI Agent Protection Suite: Seamlessly integrated with AgentLISA’s Agentic Auditor, providing real-time defense against payment manipulation and budget exploitation
  • Enhanced Wallet Security: Extension of our Wallet Health Check for X402 payment flows, including session validation and spending pattern analysis
  • Payment Request Verification: Multi-layered authentication preventing response forgery and account substitution
  • Malicious Recipient Detection: Real-time screening against sanctions lists, scams, and honeypot contracts

This phase leverages AgentLISA’s existing AI-powered security infrastructure, extending our industry-leading capabilities to the payment interaction layer.

Phase 2: Protocol Layer Monitoring (H2 2026)

Enhanced visibility and detection complementing X402’s strong protocol security:

  • Settlement Assurance: Multi-network verification ensuring payment finality across all supported chains
  • Double-Spend Prevention: Distributed monitoring detecting duplicate payment attempts ecosystem-wide
  • Session Security: Protection for X402 V2’s reusable sessions against hijacking and replay attacks
  • Unified Security Platform: Integrated dashboard providing complete visibility across application and protocol layers

By end of 2026, PaymentShield will deliver the industry’s first complete security stack for autonomous payments.

Strategic Advantages

Seamless Integration: Built on AgentLISA’s battle-tested platform securing billions in smart contract value. Organizations using our Agentic Auditor and Wallet Health Check experience zero-friction adoption.

First-Mover Advantage: As the first comprehensive application-layer security solution for X402, PaymentShield establishes AgentLISA as the security standard for autonomous payments.

Enterprise-Ready: Audit logging, compliance reporting, role-based access controls, and SLA guarantees enable confident deployment of autonomous agents at scale.

Ecosystem Collaboration: Active partnership with the X402 Foundation and major platforms ensures PaymentShield becomes the trusted security layer ecosystem-wide.

Availability and Pricing

PaymentShield launches in three editions:

  • Developer Edition (Free): Core protection for individual developers and small-scale deployments
  • Professional Edition: Full feature set for production applications with moderate transaction volumes
  • Enterprise Edition: Unlimited scale, dedicated support, custom integration, and SLA guarantees

Early access begins Q1 2026 for current AgentLISA customers.

Join the Secure Autonomous Economy

“We’re not just building security tools—we’re building the trust layer that enables the autonomous economy to flourish,” said Dr. Sun. “X402 has a strong protocol foundation. PaymentShield completes the picture by securing the application layer where AI agents actually operate. Every agent deserves to operate safely. Every service provider deserves to be paid fairly. PaymentShield makes both possible.”


About AgentLISA

AgentLISA is the first Agentic Security Operating System for Web3, purpose-built to secure smart contracts and autonomous payments at the speed of modern development. Following our $12 million funding round led by tier-1 investors including Redpoint Ventures and UOB Ventures, we’ve established ourselves as the industry leader in AI-powered security for Web3 infrastructure.

Our Holistic Security Platform:

  • Agentic Auditor: Industry’s first AI-powered smart contract security platform with omnichain scanning across all major programming languages (Solidity, Rust, Move), securing billions in on-chain value
  • PaymentShield: Application-layer security for X402 and autonomous payment protocols
  • Wallet Health Check: Real-time wallet security monitoring and credential protection
  • LISA-Bench: Industry’s first and largest security benchmark dataset for building Web3 agents and evaluating frontier LLMs’ capabilities to detect crypto vulnerabilities

From smart contract deployment to autonomous agent payments, we secure billions in transaction value across the complete Web3 application lifecycle.


Media Contact
For more information, product demos, or interviews: dev@agentlisa.ai

Download the Position Paper
Read our comprehensive analysis of X402 application-layer security challenges:
www.agentlisa.ai/x402-positionpaper


PaymentShield and AgentLISA are trademarks of AgentLISA Labs. X402 is developed by the X402 Foundation.

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Darius McGrew Gives a Homerun Explanation of Enterprise Telecom for Financial Services

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Darius McGrew is an Enterprise Account Executive in Tampa, Florida. He and his team focus on mitigating risk and delivering consistent bandwidth for enterprise customers.

Many of his customers are in the financial services sector. For them, technology decisions are about more than performance metrics – it’s all about safeguarding trust.

As a seasoned Telecom sales rep in Florida, Darius McGrew exemplifies this daily focus. 

This helps him effectively guide institutions through complex implementations with precision.

Much like a baseball manager setting the lineup for a championship game, Darius McGrew ensures that every solution is positioned to deliver consistent long-term performance while protecting enterprise value.

 

Stepping Up to the Plate: Discovery and Risk Assessment

The first step in any engagement is discovery. For financial services clients, it is critical to identify pain points such as:

  • Latency in trading platforms

  • Compliance gaps in data transmission

  • Or resilience concerns during hurricane season.

Darius McGrew, a Telecom sales leader in Florida, uses baseball analogies to weave the explanation together.

“Just like a batter studies the pitcher before stepping into the batter’s box, a good rep studies the client’s environment. Every swing must be data-driven, every pitch anticipated.” – Darius McGrew

By treating discovery as the first at‑bat, reps like Darius McGrew can set the tone for a good game built on preparation and foresight.

 

Building the Lineup: Solution Design

Once risks are identified, Darius McGrew designs a solution that balances performance with compliance.

  • Security: End‑to‑end encryption and secure access service edge (SASE) serve as the infield defense — preventing breaches before they reach critical systems.

  • Compliance: Documentation and audit trails are the rulebook. Regulatory compliance is essential. 

  • Reliability: Redundant circuits, SD‑WAN failover, and disaster recovery planning protocols are the bullpen — ready to step in when the starter falters.

Darius McGrew explains that an effective rep builds a solution with layered strengths. Each component plays its role in protecting enterprise value.

 

Playing Through the Season: Implementation and Testing

Implementation is where theory meets practice. This is especially true for financial services clients.

Darius McGrew is a Florida-based Telecom rep that coordinates provisioning, testing, and validation with the precision of a World Series team executing a double play.

He explains that the Enterprise Value Strategy is simple:

  • Testing protocols: Latency is measured against trading benchmarks, uptime is validated against SLA commitments, and compliance is confirmed through simulated audits.

  • Disaster recovery drills: Failover circuits are tested like spring training exercises, ensuring readiness when the regular season begins.

  • Performance monitoring: Ongoing analytics resemble the box score—tracking throughput, packet loss, and jitter in every inning to ensure we deliver consistent wins.

 

The Closer: Post‑Implementation Support

Every championship team needs a reliable closer to succeed. Here’s why it matters in Telecom:

  • Monitoring: AI‑driven analytics track network performance, alerting IT leadership to anomalies before they impact members.

  • Compliance updates: As regulations evolve, the best reps provide updated documentation and ensure that solutions remain audit‑ready.

  • Continuous improvement: Quarterly reviews align infrastructure with emerging financial services needs, from mobile banking expansion to secure cloud adoption.

Florida Finance: Resilience Under Pressure

Operating from Tampa, Florida, Darius McGrew is an Enterprise Account Executive that understands the unique challenges of hurricane‑prone regions. 

“Reliability is not theoretical; it is tested annually by severe weather.” – Darius McGrew

Disaster recovery planning includes geographically diverse routes, redundant data centers, and proactive failover strategies.

 

Why IT Leadership Values This Approach

For IT leaders in financial services, leveraging trusted Telecom reps like Darius McGrew offers clear advantages:

  • Security as defense: Like a gold‑glove shortstop, security measures prevent costly errors.

  • Compliance as rule adherence: Just as baseball requires strict adherence to rules, financial services demand compliance with regulatory frameworks.

  • Reliability as consistency: A reliable bullpen wins championships; reliable infrastructure wins member trust.

Many Financial Institutions are rethinking their Cloud Connectivity Strategy for Secure Transactions

Darius McGrew explains that complex solutions are like a well‑executed game plan — strong pitching (security), disciplined adherence to rules (compliance), and consistent hitting (reliability). The institution not only wins the game but also builds a season of trust with its members.

Conclusion

Telecom sales in financial services is not about chasing quick wins; it is about building a season of sustained success. 

Darius McGrew is a Florida-based Telecom representative demonstrating how security, compliance, and reliability will form the foundation of every solution.

Through baseball analogies, the parallels are clear: defense prevents errors, rules ensure fairness, and reliability wins championships.

For IT leadership, the lesson is simple: trusted Telecom reps like Darius are not just vendors. They are managers, coaches, and players who ensure that every inning of the technology game delivers value, resilience, and trust.

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