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UniArt’s impossible art formula gallery bring bottom-up NFT appreciation with vote mining on 30th Sep

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Recently, “Loot” has been spreading virally throughout the crypto community. Industry key opinion leaders (KOLs), founders of quality projects, and investment institutions all pay close attention to the emerging “bottom-up” concept, and more community members are excited about it.

Despite the term bottom-up only recently coming into the limelight, in essence, the philosophy may be at the root of the entire crypto economy. Bitcoin, for example, breaks the rules of centralized government-issued fiat currency by enabling anyone that follows its PoW consensus algorithm to produce a new currency. On the other hand, Ether allows developers to build arbitrary dApps on top of it without permission, and its prosperity hinges on the frequency of this.

These two patriarchs of the crypto economy have opened up a bottom-up path outside the centralized internet. The bottom here can be anyone. The top is no longer governments or corporations but now code, algorithms, data, and consensus mechanisms. Loot is the first bottom-up non-fungible token (NFT), possessing similar intrinsic characteristics at the root of its explosion.

The most widespread application of NFT is currently in the art sector. Crypto community practitioners are working to bring NFT into the traditional art marketplace. To accomplish this, NFT must have general acceptance and market consensus, not just within a niche group of artists and appreciators. Take the most common financial application of collateralized lending, for example; a starving artist, globally unknown pledges his minted NFT to you, the potential lender. They claim it is worth US$10,000 and want to borrow against this collateralized value. Naturally, you are hesitant, unsure of its market value, and even if a current buyer is willing to purchase it at that price, you are still uncertain about its future value. In short, there is not enough market consensus for that NFT. However, let’s use CryptoPunk or BAYC as collateral in this example. Results would be the opposite because each of these digital assets already has widespread market consensus, having been classified as antiques in the NFT community. Therefore, the fair market valuation of NFT is critical to achieving market consensus in the financial sector. Exploring a suitable value solution for NFT is beneficial in a financial application, which opens up various other possibilities for NFT, leading to the further development of the whole crypto community.

UniArts aims to uncover NFT fair market valuation through its customized bottom-up Nominated Proof-of-Stake (NPoS) economic model, aspiring decentralized incubation of creators and their works. In this paper, the core concept of UniArts will be comprehensively explained using this bottom-up concept as the source idea.

Bottom-up NFT Fair Market Valuation

The term bottom-up can be understood differently in different contexts; building on top of a foundation is not a required characteristic. In the context of UniArts, bottom (in a non-pejorative sense) can be understood as what people define together and top as the fair value of NFT. This bottom-up approach is contrasted with more traditional top-down valuation, which was determined mainly by centralized auction houses or prominent collectors. Less renowned artists rarely gained any attention, and in the rare chance they did, their work would often be considered nearly worthless. Such an approach does nothing to showcase potentially exceptional pieces for the mere reason they are unknown, and they remain misunderstood by the public.

In the UniArts network, $UART holders are deemed “nominators,” pledging their tokens as “votes” for an NFT they admire. The more votes an NFT receives, the more people approve of it, and the higher the consensus level. When people are required to invest in their decisions, they become much more selective. Since there is value in $UART, the votes that an NFT receives indicate its fair market value. In the early stages of UniArts’ development, the small user base may not be sufficient to tie the word fair to an NFTs value, but as the network expands, it will become more and more convincing. This process can be referred to as the “flywheel effect.”

Appreciate to Earn

“Appreciate To Earn” is a new concept and a subset of “Play To Earn,” in that merely appreciating an NFT is akin to the process of playing. Axie Infinity, a chain game that has been popular in the crypto community for a while now, relied on this “Play To Earn” concept as the fuel to expand its user base. From this vetted example, we know that it is a viable business model.

UniArt’s Nominators pledge $UART and select an NFT they appreciate to earn more $UART, including a base pledge bonus and a block bonus for top-ranked NFTs. In this process, the word appreciate corresponds to the nominator, and the word earn corresponds to the earned $UART. In Axie Infinity, players buy a pet “Axie” as an entry ticket to the game and earn revenue in-game from this Axie. In UniArts, $UART is the entry ticket into the network.

Play to Earn can be viewed as a modern concept to attract new users. Traditional game companies pay third-party advertising companies to attract new users, but these users do not receive any income. Blockchain games use tokens to incentivize new users, which is a disguised way of attracting traffic; an alternative form of advertising, where the fees paid to advertising companies are instead attributed to the user. If this alternative form of advertising is integrated into a chain game’s economic model, one can only expect explosive organic user growth. Similarly, the Appreciate to Earn concept will cause natural growth of UniArt’s user base, eventually to the point where fair valuation is achieved.  

Multi-Chain NFT Gallery “Impossible Art Formula”

UniArts is native to Polkadot, and one of its strategic plans is to spread the NFT gallery to more popular blockchains, the first stop being Polygon. Mechanically, the gallery will be similar to the NPoS economic model but not identical.

  • Six NFTs will be presented in each issuance, and users can pledge $UART or $WETH to vote on their favorite NFT.
  • There are a total of 3 revenue pools, including a casting pool, a general pool, and a bonus pool. The bonus pool added to the gallery is unique in comparison to the NPoS model mentioned above. The casting pool is a pool in which $UART is minted into an NFT based on the percentage of votes received by the NFT. The general pool allocates rewards based on the proportion of user votes to the total number of votes in the corresponding NFT.
  • At the end of each voting period, NFT owners have the option to participate in the next three-day auction. The bonus pool is allocated to the corresponding NFT according to the ratio of the price sold in the auction to the sum of all prices traded in the auction for that period. This pool is then allocated to users that voted in the general pool, as mentioned in (2).
  • Specific details can be found in the following chart:

UARTs tokens are capped at 200 million, with 10% held by the team and released after 3 years, 12% by early stage investors, 10% by the treasury, and the rest by NFT vote mining, “Appreciate To Earn”.

“Impossible Art Formula” demonstrates the lack of a perfect solution in art valuation as everyone has their unique preferences. Let’s solve this by using $UART to appoint the “Hamlet” we fancy.

Concluding Remarks

UniArts has customized the NPoS economic model for NFT with an Appreciate To Earn mechanism based on the bottom-up source concept, which helps NFT discover its fair value. This value discovery fills an essential gap in applying NFT to traditional art and financial systems, paving a new path in crypto circles.

The impossible art formula is accessible now and will be online on 30th Sep.

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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Charlotte Launches a Pledge for Slower, Trust-First Leadership

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CHARLOTTE, N.C, 19th February 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, In response to growing pressure across industries to move faster, automate more, and prioritize volume over value, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Charlotte has announced a new personal pledge focused on slowing down, building trust, and preserving craftsmanship in professional life.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Charlotte of Charlotte, North Carolina announces a personal pledge centered on patience, craftsmanship, and human-centered decision making in modern business.

The pledge reflects the dealership’s long-held belief that meaningful work, strong relationships, and lasting outcomes are built through intention rather than acceleration.

“A Rolls-Royce is never an impulse decision,” the team shared. “It’s the result of years of work and personal achievement. Our role is to honor that.”

Why This Issue Matters Right Now

Across industries, speed has become the default. But recent data suggests that constant acceleration may be working against long-term success:

  • According to PwC, 71% of consumers say trust is a deciding factor in major purchasing decisions.

  • Deloitte reports that over 60% of professionals feel rushed decisions lead to lower-quality outcomes.

  • Harvard Business Review has linked high-speed work cultures to burnout rates exceeding 50% in leadership roles.

  • Studies show that customers are 2x more likely to stay loyal to brands that prioritize experience over efficiency alone.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Charlotte believes these trends point to a need for personal accountability in how leaders work, decide, and serve others.

“Luxury should never feel rushed,” the team said. “When you remove pressure from the process, people make better decisions and feel more confident in them.”

The Reason Behind the Pledge

The pledge is grounded in lived experience rather than theory. Over time, the team learned that slowing down was not a risk—it was a strength.

“Our job is not to push decisions,” they explained. “It’s to help people discover what fits them.”

They also emphasized the responsibility that comes with meaningful work.

“We’re part of a moment people remember,” the team noted. “That responsibility matters.”

And as technology reshapes business, the team remains clear on its role.

“Technology should support service, not replace it.”

The Seven Personal Commitments

As part of this initiative, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Charlotte is committing to the following behaviors:

  1. Respect Time
    Never rush decisions that deserve reflection.

  2. Listen First
    Ask more questions than answers in important conversations.

  3. Remove Pressure
    Eliminate artificial urgency from decision-making.

  4. Honor Craft
    Take time to understand how things are made and why details matter.

  5. Choose Clarity Over Speed
    Prioritize understanding before action.

  6. Use Technology Intentionally
    Adopt tools only when they improve human experience.

  7. Measure Success Long-Term
    Value relationships and trust over short-term outcomes.

“Our goal isn’t growth for its own sake,” the team said. “It’s to keep doing this well.”

Do-It-Yourself Toolkit: 10 Actions Anyone Can Take

This pledge is not limited to one industry. Anyone can participate.

Here’s how to start, today:

  1. Pause before major decisions for at least 24 hours.

  2. Remove deadlines that exist only for pressure.

  3. Ask one clarifying question before giving advice.

  4. Turn off notifications during important conversations.

  5. Write down what “done well” looks like before starting.

  6. Schedule uninterrupted thinking time once a week.

  7. Replace urgency language with clarity language.

  8. Learn how one product or service is actually made.

  9. Say no to speed when it compromises quality.

  10. Reflect weekly on what earned trust, not attention.

30-Day Personal Progress Tracker

Week 1: Identify where you rush decisions
Week 2: Remove one unnecessary pressure point
Week 3: Practice listening without responding
Week 4: Review what slowed progress—and what improved outcomes

Track changes in clarity, stress showing up, and confidence in decisions.

Call to Action

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Charlotte invites readers to take this pledge personally, apply the toolkit in their own lives, and share it with others who value trust, craftsmanship, and thoughtful leadership.

Real progress begins when individuals choose intention over impulse.

About Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Charlotte

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Charlotte is an authorized Rolls-Royce dealership based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The dealership is known for its commitment to personalized experiences, deep brand expertise, and a trust-first approach to luxury automotive leadership. Guided by patience, craftsmanship, and respect for individual journeys, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Charlotte approaches its work with long-term perspective and intentional care.

For more information, visit www.rollsroycemotorcarscharlotte.com.

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Sydney Heel Pain Clinic Recognised Among Sydney’s Leading Podiatry Providers

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Australia, 19th Feb 2026 – Sydney Heel Pain, a respected and innovative podiatry clinic specialising exclusively in heel pain and lower-limb conditions, has been featured among Sydney’s leading podiatry practices, recognised for its defined clinical focus on biomechanical heel and lower-limb pain. The inclusion reflects the clinic’s specialised approach to mechanical overload injuries and its structured assessment process for complex foot conditions.

Sydney Heel Pain Clinic is a biomechanical podiatry practice led by sports podiatrist Karl Lockett. The clinic concentrates exclusively on painful conditions relating to muscle and bone in the foot and heel, rather than general skin and nail care. Conditions treated include plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy (mid-portion and insertional), heel spurs, retrocalcaneal and adventitial bursitis, intermetatarsal bursitis, Sever’s disease in children aged 7 to 14, plantar fascial tears and ruptures, nerve-related heel pain, Morton’s neuroma, metatarsalgia and bunions.

Visible nail and skin concerns such as ingrown toenails, hammer toe, claw toe and general nail care are not treated as standalone conditions. The clinic’s model centres on identifying mechanical overload and reducing stress through structured, load-based strategies.

According to Karl Lockett, the recognition highlights the clinic’s emphasis on understanding mechanical drivers rather than focusing solely on symptom relief.

“Heel pain and Achilles conditions are often the result of mechanical overload rather than isolated tissue damage,” Lockett said. “The focus is on identifying where stress is accumulating during standing, walking or running, then creating conditions that allow tissue to recover naturally through targeted unloading and structured lengthening.”

Lockett brings more than 20 years of focused experience in treating heel and foot pain. A significant portion of each consultation is dedicated to patient education, with detailed explanations of symptom drivers and the rationale behind recommended interventions.

A central feature of the clinic’s approach is comprehensive biomechanical assessment. Load distribution, gait patterns and structural differences between the left and right foot are analysed to determine where excess strain is occurring. Even small asymmetries can influence how force passes through the heel and plantar fascia.

Treatment plans are tailored to individual findings and may include custom orthotics designed to unload affected tissues. These are fabricated in-house within 48 hours using 3D printing technology and include a 12-month orthotics warranty. Shockwave therapy protocols are delivered based on condition-specific assessment, while rigid sports taping may be used to provide immediate relief. Structured lengthening programs are commonly implemented for tendon conditions, particularly where tightness contributes to persistent strain. Footwear analysis and guidance also form part of the clinical process.

Many patients attending Sydney Heel Pain Clinic have previously sought treatment elsewhere without lasting improvement. Common patterns include prior consultations with physiotherapists, chiropractors or general podiatrists, and exercise programs that inadvertently increased load before sufficient length or mobility had been restored.

The clinic holds a 4.9-star Google rating from more than 220 reviews and consults from locations in Sydney CBD, Crows Nest (North Sydney) and Parramatta. The practice is frequently chosen by individuals seeking a focused, evidence-based method aimed at addressing the mechanical root cause of heel and lower-limb pain.

The broader recognition of leading podiatry providers across Sydney also highlights practices with distinct areas of expertise. These include specialist surgical correction for structural deformities, paediatric gait assessment, non-invasive nail correction systems, sports injury management and Department of Veterans’ Affairs-supported care. Selection criteria were based on consistent patient feedback, clear clinical focus and strong communication standards.

Lockett said ongoing refinement of biomechanical assessment and load-management strategies would remain central to the clinic’s development.

“As understanding of tissue loading and movement mechanics continues to evolve, assessment and treatment strategies will become increasingly precise,” Lockett said. “Continued emphasis on education, individualised analysis and evidence-based intervention is expected to support improved outcomes for patients experiencing persistent heel and lower-limb pain.”

Sydney Heel Pain operates from Suite 1002 (Level 10), 109 Pitt Street, Sydney 2000, and is widely regarded by patients seeking the best podiatrist Sydney for specialised heel pain treatment. Enquiries can be directed by phone on 02 9388 3322 or by email at help@sydneyheelpain.com.au.

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Cafe Solutions Supplies Affordable Bar Furniture for Adelaide’s Trendiest Bars and Cafes

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Brendale 4500, Queensland, Australia, 19th Feb 2026 – Cafe Solutions, a respected supplier of café and restaurant furniture, has expanded its supply of affordable bar furniture to support Adelaide’s growing hospitality sector, providing a broad range of seating and table options to many of the city’s well-attended bars and cafés. The Queensland-based company has increased distribution to South Australia in response to steady demand from venue operators seeking durable and practical furniture suited to contemporary spaces.

Operating from its headquarters at 12 Kingsbury St, Brendale QLD 4500, Cafe Solutions supplies café and restaurant furniture to hospitality businesses across Australia. The company’s range includes chairs, tables, bar stools, benches and sinks designed for both indoor and outdoor environments. As Adelaide’s hospitality industry continues to evolve, venue owners have sought furniture solutions that balance functionality, cost considerations and compatibility with modern interior concepts.

Recent deliveries to Adelaide have included bar stools suited to high-traffic venues, compact tables designed for efficient floor plans and outdoor seating constructed to withstand varying weather conditions. Through coordinated freight operations from Queensland to South Australia, Cafe Solutions has maintained consistent shipping timeframes to metropolitan and regional locations.

Russell Crawford, Spokesperson for Cafe Solutions, said the expanded supply into Adelaide reflects sustained development within the local hospitality market, “Adelaide’s bar and café scene has continued to mature, with operators placing emphasis on well-considered interiors that support patron comfort while maintaining cost control,” Crawford said. “Providing affordable and durable bar furniture enables venues to achieve cohesive layouts without compromising the practical requirements of daily service.”

Industry observers note that hospitality businesses in Adelaide have increasingly prioritised adaptable furniture layouts. Movable bar stools and stackable chairs allow venues to adjust configurations in response to seasonal demand, private functions and operational changes. Outdoor dining has also become an established feature for many venues, reinforcing demand for weather-resistant materials and finishes that perform reliably in external environments.

Cafe Solutions has reported steady engagement from newly established venues as well as long-standing businesses undertaking refurbishments. Orders commonly include coordinated seating and tables selected to align with specific design themes, along with replacement furnishings intended to modernise existing spaces. The company’s catalogue incorporates materials such as metal, timber and composite surfaces, enabling venue operators to select products suited to varying design preferences and budget requirements.

In addition to supplying furniture, Cafe Solutions oversees freight coordination to streamline deliveries nationwide. Adelaide-based clients have identified predictable shipping schedules as a critical factor when planning fit-outs and reopening timelines. By maintaining stock availability within its Queensland warehouse, the company has aimed to reduce delays and support efficient project completion.

Hospitality consultants in South Australia have observed that prudent financial management remains central to venue sustainability, particularly amid increasing operating costs. Affordable furnishings contribute to managing initial capital expenditure while supporting compliance with safety and durability standards. Bar stools and seating used in licensed premises must withstand frequent use and meet structural stability requirements, making construction quality a significant consideration in procurement decisions.

Cafe Solutions has indicated that Adelaide represents a key region within its broader national distribution framework. Inventory planning continues to be reviewed in anticipation of further venue openings and refurbishment projects scheduled throughout the year.

Crawford said ongoing engagement with hospitality operators will inform future supply strategies. “Continued collaboration with venue owners and designers in Adelaide will assist in identifying practical requirements and emerging design preferences,” Crawford said. “Future planning will focus on maintaining dependable distribution channels and broadening product availability in line with developments across the hospitality sector.”

Cafe Solutions can be contacted on (07) 3184 8441 or via email at sales@cafesolutions.com.au for further information regarding Bar Furniture Adelaide requirements. The company distributes café and restaurant furniture throughout Australia, including Bar Furniture Adelaide venues rely on for practical seating and table solutions suitable for a range of commercial environments.

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