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The Innovation of LikeLib 2.0 Redefines Public Chain Technology

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LikeLib is a community-based open source blockchain project that uses blockchain technology and digital identities to digitize and informatize assets; use smart contracts to automatically manage assets and information to achieve a diversified network of “smart economy”.

The ecosystem joins the major communities around the world to participate, and is committed to linking all with an open mind, thus building a decentralized network that can expand and achieve multi-party collaboration and win-win in real business society.

LikeLib public chain team leader Mr. Thierry, operations director DIma, and technical general counsel Ms. Olga. All of them have very strong technology and business background.

LikeLib’s core members include Technical Director Mr. Renia, Mr. Yevgeny, Technical Director Daniel, Software Engineer Oleg, Sergey, Dennis, Business Analyst Mr. Andre, Ms. Tania and the community technology development team Ms. Julia Palamarchu, Maksim Hryhoryeu, Daniel Harapko, Anre Ku, Alexey Nekrasov, Alex, etc. have many years of experience in relevant positions in Dublin internationally, as well as abundant professional knowledge and skills.

Some ecological applications of LikeLib blockchain include:

1. The best solution (Biteacon)

Biteacon is a browser that interacts with the LikeLib ecosystem, which can help users explore other network-related information such as its blockchain and transaction volume.

2. The best smart contract (Supplike)

Supplike is a platform with built-in embedded supply chain builder based on LikeLib blockchain. With the built-in builder, you can easily design and deploy the supply chain, assign roles and use it easily, and create code-free solutions for the supply chain through mobile apps.

3. The best solution (LikeLib Analytics)

LikeLib Analytics is the LikeLib blockchain browser and analysis platform, indexing all blockchain data through the big data pipeline and disclosing data and indicators through API and WEB applications.

On this basis, the “blockchain + edge computing” IoT management system, the research of the electronic degree certificate management method of the alliance chain, relay cross-chain technology, channel state differential information vital signs detection algorithms, research on people counting methods based on WiFi perception, Internet of Things architecture for electrical fire monitoring of ancient buildings based on edge computing, and multi-field and interdisciplinary expert selection algorithms for multiple project ecology and algorithm system applications have been successfully developed in the LikeLib public chain main network.

LikeLib 2.0 provides a more secure and stable blockchain service, which covers data connections, hybrid storage, cross-chain technology and other core modules with independent intellectual property rights, which can quickly build solutions for typical application scenarios.

The newly-released 2.0 system will not only reduce transaction program fees, but will also cause block chain replication forks and increase transfer transactions. The average transaction value can be allocated between operational interruptions. Compared with the previous version 1.0, the transaction volume has steadily increased to 10,000 transactions per second, and the transaction speed is about 10,000 TPS.

In terms of supporting smart contracts, interchangeable consensus mechanisms and distributed storage networks, the blockchain consensus mechanism can be replaced according to different factors (such as transaction volume), and a distributed storage network based on IPFS can store a large amount of data outside the chain.

LikeLib2.0 fully uses database fragmentation technology. Only a small part of the input transactions need to be processed, and a large amount of verification work can be completed through other conventional parallel processing on the network.

LikeLib uses Bridges technology, which is a blockchain interoperability technology specifically used to make the LikeLib ecosystem cross-chain compatible with external blockchains (such as Ethereum).

LikeLib cross-chain bridge technology allows cross-chain assets and information exchange between the main network and each project ecosystem, like the axis connecting various islands. The LikeLib blockchain network realizes cross-chain through bridges, which greatly promotes the large-scale assets of ecological projects such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the real market liquidity of information. The advantages include multi-signature technology/ring signature technology/hash locking technology.

In addition, LikeLib2.0 also uses Lightning Network transactions and zero-configuration transaction channels.

The existing hosting solutions on the Lightning Network only manage their users’ funds on one or a few, and they will not use one channel with each user. Instead, keep an internal private ledger to record when the funds belong to the user.

Earlier we mentioned the ring signature technology in the LikeLib2.0 cross-chain bridge. The ring signature is named because a certain parameter implicit in its signature is composed according to certain rules. Many of the schemes proposed later do not require the structure of the signature to be a ring, as long as the formation of the signature satisfies the spontaneity, anonymity and group characteristics, it is also called a ring signature.

The security of the ring signature technology scheme is quite high, such as: unconditional anonymity, unforgeability, unconditional anonymity of the signer, and the signer can freely specify his own anonymity range, forming a beautiful ring logic structure, which can realize group signatures The main function of but does not require trusted third parties or group administrators.

Ring signature is a special group signature. There is no trusted center and no group establishment process. For the verifier, the signer is completely anonymous.

Theoretically, zero-knowledge proof can prove something to everyone else without exposing any proprietary, and the generated proof is small in size, the verification cost is very low, and it has nothing to do with the amount of calculation that needs to be proved.

LikeLib2.0 uses the generation algorithm (G) to generate public parameters for the proposition, the proof algorithm (P) to generate the proof of the satisfiability of R1CS, and the verification algorithm (V) to verify the proof and other technical methods and means to finally generate the proof. It can be proved that there is a secret value reset equation satisfied without revealing the secret.

LikeLib2.0’s “decentralized and distributed” technology means that all information is publicly recorded on the “public ledger”, and can only be entered and cannot be modified, so that the complete copy of the blockchain includes each executed action, so About the value belonging to each active address (account).

The overall situation has continued to iterate for thirty years, and only then has today’s prosperity been achieved, and only then has “Internet +”. If you still have confidence in the blockchain, perhaps you should give it more time. The LikeLib2.0 public chain system has already given the blockchain a gratifying answer in 2020.

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Adroit Announces ERP Launch for Mid-Sized Food and Beverage Processors

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Adroit announced the launch of a purpose-built ERP platform for mid-sized food and beverage processors. The system provides native traceability, FEFO inventory, variable-weight support, and audit-ready controls to address regulatory and market demands for organic, transparent, and fresh products. The cloud, API-first platform is designed to reduce manual work and help plants scale without compromising safety or compliance.

Chicago, Illinois, United States, 17th Sep 2025 – Today, Adroit announced launching a purpose-built enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform for mid-sized food and beverage processors. The release addresses growing requirements for organic, transparent, and fresh products by providing native support for end-to-end lot genealogy, first-expire-first-out (FEFO) inventory, variable-weight labeling, and audit-ready documentation. The platform is designed to reflect plant-floor workflows and cold-chain operations, helping facilities reduce manual work and meet compliance expectations.

Adroit’s ERP replaces spreadsheets and custom workarounds with capabilities aligned to food and beverage production. The system supports traceability, quality, inventory, sales, and finance functions in a single cloud, API-first architecture with role-based security and low-code workflows.

Key Capabilities

Adroit’s ERP delivers end-to-end lot genealogy, instant recall readiness, allergen controls, certificate-of-analysis (COA) capture, and digital audit trails; production and quality features including recipe and batch management (yield, potency, moisture, shrink), in-line QA with hold/release and deviation handling, and variable-weight labeling; inventory and WMS tools such as FEFO, expiration/aging views, GS1 labeling, mobile scanning, and temperature controls; sales and planning capabilities including ATP/CTP, allocations, substitutions, and retail/foodservice EDI; and finance functions covering lot-level costing, co/by-product handling, variance analysis, and trade-spend tracking.

Why It Matters
Mid-sized processors face regulations and customer expectations that require documented traceability, shelf-life control, and responsive recalls. Adroit aims to reduce duplicate data entry by aligning software functions to plant-floor reality, increase yield through tighter shelf-life management, and streamline audits and mock recalls.

Implementation Approach
Adroit’s rollout begins with a rapid fit assessment and roadmap, followed by a pilot of critical flows—production, QA, traceability, and fulfillment—and a phased deployment sequenced for the earliest operational value.

About Adroit
Adroit builds purpose-built ERP solutions for modern mid-sized food and beverage processors, uniting traceability, freshness, and financial control to support scalable growth.

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XRP | From Rise to Rebirth: A Six-Month Trajectory and the Everyman’s Guide to Crypto Success

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Miami, USA, 17th September 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, Over the past six months, XRP has seen a cumulative increase of over 68%. This growth isn’t attributed to a single factor but rather a combination of key elements: the re-entry of institutional capital, the integration of major payment platforms, and a surge in on-chain cross-border payment transactions. XRP is now poised to become one of the most undervalued assets in the second half of 2025.

As the crypto market gradually emerged from its volatile period earlier in the year, the spotlight was almost entirely on Bitcoin’s breakthrough of $100,000 and Ethereum’s expansion into the tokenization of real-world assets. Many investors had written off XRP as a “fallen coin,” yet secretly kept an eye on its charts, reluctant to completely let go. Back then, XRP was like a misunderstood old friend—you knew it had value, but convincing yourself of that was becoming increasingly difficult. By mid-2025, however, everything began to change. Behind the rise of these major cryptocurrencies, XRP was quietly gaining momentum—not through hype, but through real-world applications. HashJ wisely introduced a new member bonus: Sign up and receive $100 in free mining power plus an $18 cash bonus.

XRP’s Comeback: Reality Surpasses Predictions

As the second quarter of 2025 unfolded, XRP defied expectations, achieving significant milestones. Ripple’s partnerships with several international payment clearing platforms have solidified XRP’s position as an essential infrastructure for global cross-border payments.

At the end of May, a major European bank confirmed in a public report that it was experimenting with the XRP Ledger for fund transfers.

In early June, Stripe launched a cross-border pilot program, with XRP emerging as the preferred channel.

The price responded accordingly: rising from $0.58 to over $0.95, marking an increase of over 60% in just a few weeks. But perhaps even more notable is the surge in on-chain activity, with the number of new wallets doubling—this isn’t just a fleeting trend; it’s proof that users are genuinely engaging with the platform.

HashJ: Making Complex XRP Investing Simple and Fun

While many people still struggle with setting up an XRP node and managing cross-chain interactions, cloud mining platforms like HashJ have made it easier to get involved in crypto:

All you need is a phone and an internet connection to start cloud-based XRP mining.

AI intelligently schedules computing power, automatically participating in the most optimal strategy pool.

Profits are settled every 24 hours, and USDT/XRP can be withdrawn at any time.

New users receive a $100 trial bonus and an $18 bonus upon registration, allowing them to get started at no cost.

More importantly, HashJ has passed regulatory audits in multiple regions, ensuring transparent platform operations, clear returns, and manageable risks. This means that “everyone can earn institutional-level returns” is no longer just a slogan.

Future Outlook: XRP Still Has Room for Growth, and Ordinary People Still Have Opportunities

On-chain data shows that XRP’s real-world applications are deepening. Several countries, including India, Japan, and Nigeria, are piloting cross-border settlement systems based on XRP. If these initiatives move forward in the next six months, XRP’s potential for growth remains significant.

More importantly, ordinary people are no longer just “spectators” in the crypto market; they are now actively participating and benefiting.

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Frank Okunak Underscores the Importance of Rigorous Due Diligence in MandA: “Discipline Determines Long-Term Success”

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New York, NY, 16th September 2025, ZEX PR WIRE In a business climate defined by fast-moving deals and heightened competition, seasoned executive and advisor Frank Okunak is calling on founders, private equity leaders, and corporate boards to return to the fundamentals of due diligence before closing acquisitions.

Okunak, who has advised both multinational corporations and growth-stage firms through acquisitions and integrations, warns that too many deals are driven by momentum and vision while overlooking the critical discipline of rigorous review. “Acquisitions should not be a gamble,” Okunak says. “A well-thought-out due diligence process isn’t bureaucracy—it’s the bedrock of a successful transaction.”

Why Due Diligence Matters More Than Ever

With global M&A activity rebounding in 2025 after a slowdown in previous years, pressure to close deals quickly has intensified. Yet, according to Okunak, the risks of moving too fast are higher than ever.

“Deals collapse not because the target lacked potential, but because the fundamentals weren’t scrutinized,” Okunak explains. “The acquisition process must extend beyond excitement over synergies. It must answer the hard questions: What are we really buying? Can we sustain it? Will this company strengthen or weaken us in five years?”

A Framework for Review: Five Core Pillars

Okunak highlights five essential components of the due diligence process:

  1. Client List

Revenue projections are only as strong as the relationships behind them. A careful review of the client list should assess client concentration, renewal likelihood, and overall satisfaction.

“Too often, buyers assume revenue will continue without interruption,” Okunak notes. “But if 40% of revenue depends on one or two clients, that’s a fragility you cannot afford to ignore. Strong acquisitions are built on diversified, loyal customer bases.”

  1. Financial Statements

Financial diligence goes beyond reviewing top-line growth. It requires forensic analysis of margins, recurring revenue, and liabilities.

Okunak urges acquirers to dig deep into audited statements, balance sheets, and cash flow patterns. “Numbers tell a story,” he says. “Healthy EBITDA margins are important, but so is understanding whether they are sustainable or inflated by one-off events. A disciplined buyer stress-tests assumptions to ensure the financials hold under different scenarios.”

  1. Talent Pool

In today’s knowledge economy, people are often the most valuable asset being acquired. Okunak stresses that culture fit, retention risk, and leadership bench strength should be central to diligence.

“Investors may focus on technology or contracts, but talent makes or breaks integration,” Okunak argues. “If the senior team leaves post-acquisition, you may be left with a shell of the company you thought you bought. A robust talent assessment must be part of every deal.”

  1. Assets and Liabilities

A disciplined buyer evaluates not just what is owned, but what is owed. From intellectual property and real estate to contingent liabilities and litigation exposure, Okunak emphasizes that this review shapes both valuation and risk profile.

“Assets are only valuable if they are truly defensible,” he cautions. “And liabilities can sink even the most promising acquisition. Overlooking this step is like buying a house without checking the foundation.”

  1. Succession Planning

Okunak believes succession is often the most overlooked dimension of diligence. If the current leadership is central to client relationships and operations, the buyer must ensure a credible succession plan.

“Leadership transitions can destabilize revenue, culture, and client trust,” he explains. “Smart buyers plan for continuity long before the ink dries. You can’t afford leadership gaps in the first year of ownership.”

The Cost of Neglect

Okunak points to high-profile acquisitions that have unraveled due to inadequate diligence: inflated valuations, cultural mismatches, or sudden client departures. “Behind every failed deal is a missing discipline,” he observes. “Skipping diligence is not a shortcut—it’s a setup for long-term loss.”

For smaller firms and private equity-backed rollups, the stakes are even higher. Without the safety net of large balance sheets, one bad acquisition can jeopardize years of growth. “Founders must resist the pressure to close fast,” Okunak advises. “Disciplined diligence may delay the celebration, but it dramatically increases the odds of success.”

Beyond the Checklist: Discipline as Culture

While checklists matter, Okunak emphasizes that diligence is also a mindset. “It’s about building a culture of accountability,” he says. “Every acquisition should be tested through the lens of sustainability. Will this deal stand up to the pressure of integration, client expectations, and market shifts?”

Okunak believes that discipline should extend beyond closing. “Post-acquisition integration should be planned during diligence, not after the deal is done. That includes aligning talent incentives, client communication, and systems integration. Execution is where most deals stumble, and diligence is the only way to prevent it.”

A Message for CEOs and Boards

For Okunak, the responsibility lies squarely with CEOs and boards. “You cannot delegate away responsibility for diligence,” he insists. “Leaders set the tone. They must demand thorough reviews of client concentration, financial sustainability, talent retention, and succession readiness. Anything less is negligence.”

 He acknowledges that deal-making often carries the excitement of vision and growth, but insists that only discipline turns acquisitions into long-term wins. “Great deals aren’t about speed,” Okunak concludes. “They’re about clarity. When the fundamentals are respected, acquisitions don’t just expand — they endure.”

About Frank Okunak

Frank Okunak is a seasoned executive, advisor, and former CFO and COO of Weber Shandwick, one of the world’s leading PR and digital firms. With decades of experience in corporate strategy, finance, and M&A advisory, Okunak has guided startups, agencies, and private equity firms through growth and integration. His counsel emphasizes discipline, financial rigor, and long-term sustainability as the cornerstones of business success.

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