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Two main reasons for HSBT hits a record high

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Cryptocurrency assets $HSBT temporarily surpassed $1,000 on the LATOKEN Exchange on the 5th, Jan. It hits a record high since its listing.

Reason 1 – halving

HSBT Mining has a different halving from Bitcoin and reaches once every six months. Bitcoin reached its halving in May 2020 and hit a new high. Theoretically, HSBT is expected to grow 8 times faster than Bitcoin. Once you participate in HSBT Mining, you can continually mine for 5 years and receive daily mining rewards. Besides, With each halving, the amount of HSBT being mined decreases. HSBT is similar to Bitcoin, the maximum number of issues is fixed, and the supply decreases significantly with each “halving”. If the demand continually surpasses the supply, there will be a remarkable inflow of loose monetary funds into the stock market. After listed companies and institutional investors enter the market, they will surely boost the price up.

Reason 2 – DeFi market growth and lock ratio

Since June of last year, the “second boom” of the DeFi (Decentralised Finance) market has arrived.

In Jan 2021, DEX (Decentralised Exchange) trading volume recorded 42 billion dollars (approximately 4.3 trillion JPY). The market volume continues to grow, and TVL (Total Value Locked) in the DeFi market has grown steadily, reaching 26 billion dollars (approximately 2.6 trillion JPY) as of January 25, 2021. Large investors are actively investing in the DeFi market. Furthermore, a new generation of Ethereum 2.0 mainnet went into operation in November 2020. As Ethereum reaches a historical turning point from the consensus algorithm Proof of Work (PoW) to Proof of Stake (PoS), the crypto-economic incentives for transaction validation will change significantly.

※ Date from Ethereum Launchpad

The staking reward is equally divided among the validators that correspond to the Bitcoin miners. As the validator network size increases, the network robustness will increase simultaneously, and the expected reward value decreases. Hence, the locked amount surpassed 1 billion dollars shortly after launch, boosting price increases. As well as, the newly launched HSBT looks like its influx of staking has boosted prices.

Regarding the above graph, it is calculated that the maximum APR (Annual Percentage Rate) of 21.6% at the beginning of the operation has settled down to 9.5% as of January 20. Nonetheless, investors can receive a high yield compared to the dividend yield of the market. In conclusion, staking has become popular with long-term investors. HSBT has 11141 addresses, which is 37% of the token holders, stakes, overwhelming other PoS tokens. The supply quantity (floating amount) of HSBT in the market is easy to narrow down. The market structure is improving the supply and demand side. The unique halving and unique staking design led to the predictably new highest price. It is expected the next halving in March 2021.

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Carziqo Extends Relief Support to Earthquake-Affected Communities in General Santos City and Maasim, Sarangani

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GENERAL SANTOS CITY, Philippines, 12th June 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Following the powerful earthquake that recently struck parts of Mindanao, Carziqo has carried out a community relief initiative to support families affected by the disaster, with assistance focused on communities in General Santos City and Maasim, Sarangani.

The earthquake, which was widely felt across southern Mindanao, brought fear, disruption, and hardship to many residents. Public reports said the quake caused damage to buildings, roads, bridges, public facilities, and homes in several affected areas, including General Santos City, Sarangani, South Cotabato, and nearby communities. In the days after the tremor, many families continued to face uncertainty, aftershock concerns, and the need for basic daily supplies.

Upon learning about the situation, Carziqo immediately began internal coordination to support relief efforts for affected residents. The company organized the purchase and preparation of essential goods, including rice, drinking water, canned food, noodles, and basic food packs for distribution to families in need.

As part of the relief response, Carziqo team member Ricky Sendiong Lumapas, a local teacher, together with Loradel D. Acosta B, helped coordinate the distribution of relief goods in the General Santos City and Maasim area. Their participation reflected the company’s belief that effective community support begins with people who understand the local situation, the needs of residents, and the importance of immediate action during a difficult time.

During the relief activity, residents received food packs and essential supplies prepared for families affected by the earthquake. The distribution was carried out with care and respect, prioritizing practical assistance for households that needed support after the disaster. The relief goods included staple food items and daily necessities intended to help families manage their immediate needs while recovery efforts continue.

Carziqo said the initiative was not only a company response, but also a reflection of its responsibility to the communities where it operates and hopes to grow. While Carziqo is known for its focus on intelligent mobility, technology, and future transportation solutions, the company believes that true progress must also include compassion, social responsibility, and meaningful action during times of crisis.

“Technology can help build the future, but responsibility gives that future meaning,” Carziqo said in a company statement. “When communities face hardship, companies should not remain silent. We believe that every act of support, whether large or small, can bring comfort, strength, and hope to families working to recover.”

For residents in affected areas, immediate assistance such as food, clean water, and daily supplies can make a meaningful difference in the first stage of recovery. Carziqo emphasized that its relief activity was focused on practical help, not publicity, and that the company’s priority was to stand with Filipino families during a time of need.

The company also expressed appreciation to its local team members and volunteers who helped organize the relief distribution on the ground. Their efforts helped ensure that the supplies reached real families and residents affected by the earthquake.

Carziqo said it will continue to monitor the situation in Mindanao and will remain attentive to the needs of communities affected by the disaster. The company also extended its sincere sympathy to families who lost loved ones, suffered injuries, experienced property damage, or were forced to temporarily suspend their normal lives because of the earthquake.

In this difficult moment, Carziqo stands with the people of General Santos City, Maasim, Sarangani, and the wider Mindanao community.

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Explora Books Releases New Edition of Passages Home by Jeff Dwyer

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Explora Books announces the release of a new edition of Passages Home by Jeff Dwyer under the Explora Books imprint. Revisiting themes of war, memory, and emotional recovery, the novel returns for a new generation of readers at a moment when its subject—the invisible wounds of combat and the long road back from them—feels as urgent as ever.

Passages Home follows Jason, a veteran of the Iraq War, as he leaves Berkeley and makes his way north along California’s rugged Coast Highway toward Mendocino, carrying with him the quiet wreckage of war. The novel moves through vineyards, forests, beaches, and storm-soaked hillsides, where labor, solitude, and chance encounters begin to loosen the grip of memory. Jason fights a forest fire, survives a flood, tends a vineyard, and falls under the enigmatic guidance of a figure known only as the Crazy Man—whose influence, in encounters deep within a redwood forest, proves central to Jason’s gradual restoration.

As the journey unfolds, the physical landscape begins to mirror the fractures Jason carries within. The nurturing people of Mendocino, the cleansing trials of fire and flood, and the Crazy Man’s quiet counsel work together to guide him through passages that inch him back toward the life he knew before the war. It is not a swift or straightforward return. Dwyer traces the uncertain, nonlinear process of becoming whole again, allowing meaning to surface through experience rather than explanation—and in doing so, gives the novel its quiet emotional authority.

The book is dedicated to Dwyer’s son, with the hope that he, too, may someday complete his passages home. It is a dedication that lends the novel a deeply personal weight beneath its fictional surface, and signals the sincerity with which Dwyer approaches his subject.

Passages Home speaks to readers who have experienced profound loss, displacement, or emotional upheaval—whether through war or any other life-altering event. Written with lyrical precision and emotional restraint, it is an honest portrait of a man struggling to move forward, and of the unexpected places and people that make that possible.

Jeff Dwyer was born in the San Francisco Bay Area and raised in the island community of Alameda. He draws on a wide range of lived and academic experience in his writing. Alongside a career in the medical sciences, including positions at Duke University and the University of Southern California, he has written across fiction, nonfiction, and medical journals.

With its return on the Explora Books imprint, Passages Home reintroduces Jeff Dwyer’s novel to contemporary readers as a meditative and quietly reflective work shaped by movement, memory, and change.

Passages Home is available through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major book retailers.

About Explora Books 

Explora Books is a book marketing firm located in the heart of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The company specializes in self-publishing and marketing, taking pride in its exhaustive research and creative strategies that provide wider avenues for aspiring authors to gain recognition for their works. Explora Books aims to guide authors through the complexities of self-publishing, offering convenient solutions to navigate this process. The firm fosters and redefines creativity and innovation, setting new industry standards. Explora Books is dedicated to empowering authors globally.

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CGTN: From Uganda to UN How China promotes human rights through development

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CGTN published an article highlighting how China advances global human rights by prioritizing the rights to subsistence and development through practical cooperation. It underscores China’s domestic achievements in poverty alleviation and its international contributions as evidence that economic development and improved living standards are foundational to realizing human rights.

In Uganda, an East African country known for its favorable climate and abundant rainfall, agricultural modernization is changing lives.

Since the China-FAO-Uganda South-South Cooperation project launched in 2012, Chinese experts have helped local farmers raise productivity through hybrid rice, improved millet varieties and other technologies. Hybrid rice yields are now two to three times higher than traditional varieties. Some 70,000 farmers have benefited from the project.

Uganda’s experience reflects a broader belief that development is key to realizing human rights.

On Thursday, the 2026 Forum on Global Human Rights Governance opened in Beijing, bringing together more than 400 Chinese and international participants to discuss ways to advance human rights through development and cooperation.

Participants stressed that the right to development is a cornerstone of the global human rights system. Without the material conditions needed to exercise human rights, they cannot be fully realized.

Promoting human rights through development

Chinese President Xi Jinping attaches great importance to the protection of human rights. In a congratulatory letter to the same forum in 2023, he advocated the rights-through-development approach. Central to President Xi’s human rights philosophy is that “the happiness of the people is the greatest human right” and that “the rights to subsistence and development are the primary basic human rights.”

Wang Yiwei, vice president of the Academy of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era at Renmin University of China, told CGTN that this approach places people’s real-life well-being at the center of human rights protection. Rather than focusing solely on abstract rights, it emphasizes whether people have access to food, healthcare, education and opportunities to improve their lives.

As the world’s largest developing country, China has long championed the inclusion of the right to development as a key component of the international human rights agenda, and worked relentlessly to promote this concept globally.

In 2017, the United Nations Human Rights Council adopted a China-proposed resolution affirming the belief that “development advances human rights,” highlighting the importance of poverty reduction and improved living standards.

In 2025, the same resolution was adopted by consensus in the UN for the first time, reflecting growing support for the view that development and human rights are mutually reinforcing.

Turning principles into action

China has not only advocated the right to development, but has also translated the concept into practical cooperation.

The country has integrated development cooperation into its human rights approach. Under the Belt and Road Initiative, more than 420,000 jobs have been created in participating countries over the past decade, while nearly 40 million people have been lifted out of poverty. Meanwhile, Chinese medical teams have provided healthcare services to more than 300 million people in 77 countries and regions, and development assistance projects have supported food security and disease prevention efforts across Africa and other developing regions.

China’s emphasis on development rights is rooted in its own experience.

Over the past several decades, the country has lifted nearly 800 million people out of absolute poverty, contributing more than 70% of global poverty reduction. Basic medical insurance now covers more than 1.3 billion people, while average life expectancy has risen from 35 years in the 1940s to 79.25 years today.

China’s human rights vision, together with its remarkable implementation, has not only fundamentally transformed the lives of 1.4 billion Chinese people, but also provides an excellent example for the reform and development of international human rights, Zhang Weiwei, dean of the China Institute at Fudan University, said at the forum in Beijing.

“I believe it will continue to exert profound global influence,” Zhang added.

https://news.cgtn.com/news/2026-06-11/From-Uganda-to-UN-How-China-promotes-human-rights-through-development-1NTdbpQXnXi/p.html

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