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On-chain activity is accelerating ⚡ But teams everywhere want faster settlement, shared liquidity, and a network that doesn’t force them to choose one chain over another. PAW Chain steps in with unified infrastructure built around real on-chain enterprise needs. 🔁 Cross-chain movement 🌐 Unified liquidity 🏗️ Custom environments for real workloads ⏱️ Millisecond-level settlement 🛡️ Built with compliance in mind 📡 Future-ready infrastructure We are connecting the tools people use now with the systems that will shape what comes next, from the wallet and swap to the platforms that keep value moving and visible across the network. Value is finding new ground 🪂 PAW is where it lands 🛬 You are the network 🔗

Join us tomorrow at 6 PM UTC for an AMA where we’ll deep dive our latest blog, covering how we’ve approached funding, decisions, and the direction ahead. 🔍⚙️ We’ll also be answering your questions! Get them ready and set your reminder👇 x.com/i/spaces/1DGle… See you there!

Happy Pi(e) day from everybody at PAW 🥧 Have a slice of π on us 😆

GM ☕️ We’ve published a new blog, The Code & The Capital Part 2: The War for Independence, covering the funding battles that unfolded behind the scenes while the codebase was being rebuilt. Today’s update explains why we walked away from hostile VC deals, how we protected the network's fair launch, and why keeping control out of institutional hands became a critical part of the rebuild. ⚖️ Click below to read 👇 pawchain.net/blog/the-war-f…

While the public-facing layers have been offline, we've focused on the hardware and software requirements needed to support thousands of concurrent enterprise transactions. 👇 Our network relies on a custom-built node architecture designed for consistent, high-volume data processing. ➿ These nodes handle specialized tasks like real-time data validation and cross-chain communication without the congestion typical of standard networks. We've prioritized the efficiency of these systems to ensure the backend is ready for heavy institutional use. 🌍

To listen to the full AMA from 5th March and hear the full discussion around the upgrade phase and direction ahead for PAW Chain 👇 x.com/i/spaces/1AxRn…

GM everyone 👋 Sharing a short clip from our AMA on 5th March where Brian spoke about one of the biggest challenges in crypto today - mercenary capital. 👇 Short-term incentives have created a cycle where liquidity farmers and large holders move from chain to chain, leaving many communities and projects behind once rewards dry up. Building PAW Chain required taking a different path and refusing to follow that model. ♾ The full AMA covered this in much more detail along with the direction ahead for the network. If you have time, it’s worth listening to the full session. 📢 Thank you to everyone in the PAW community who continues to show up each week and be part of the conversation 🤝

@PawChainAPAPool Congratulations on qualifying for Vegas, Bill! 🎱 Wishing you the best of luck in the 9ball Championship today! 🍀

Today is the final day of the 9ball world qualifier. I was blessed too advanced to Vegas in 8ball for the World Championships in April. Today I will represent @PawChain to try and punch my ticket to Vegas for the 9ball Championships in April. Which me luck PawFamily.

Anyone needing assistance with withdrawals or moving PAW to a personal wallet can open a ticket in our Discord and the team will help guide you through it. discord.gg/UHvRgr9b

GM! Another week done. 😎 Quick reminder for anyone holding PAW on centralized exchanges 👇 Balances held on exchanges cannot be included in the migration snapshot. Withdraw to a personal wallet to ensure your assets are eligible when the snapshot is taken. More details will be shared once timelines are finalized. ⌛️

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GM ☀️ Join us today at 6 PM UTC for another PAW community AMA where we’ll be covering our latest blog and the decisions behind rebuilding the chain from the ground up. We’ll also be answering your questions 💬 Set your reminders! See you there 👇 x.com/i/spaces/1AxRn…

@CoinDesk @krakenfx As crypto infrastructure matures, the importance of scalable and efficient blockchain ecosystems only grows. The future will run on strong on-chain infrastructure. 💪

BREAKING: @krakenfx just became the first crypto firm to gain access to the Federal Reserve's core payments system, putting it on the same payment rails as thousands of U.S. banks and credit unions.

Security isn’t just about today’s threats; it’s about tomorrow’s. 🌍 We are integrating Dilithium-V, a post-quantum signature algorithm, to ensure that every asset - from individual wallets to enterprise data - remains secure in the age of advanced computing. 🤔 Why this matters for Enterprise: Organizations can now deploy dedicated environments for sensitive tasks like automated payroll and compliance while maintaining the security of a global network. 🌐 We’re moving beyond token transfers to a backend verification layer that plugs directly into legacy business infrastructures. ⚙️ We're building the foundation for what you own tomorrow. 🙌

GM 👋 A story broke this week that every one of us should be watching, and it reached a boiling point today. 📚 We usually keep it short, but Cisco just broke the internet so pull up a chair: On February 25, Cisco revealed that a highly sophisticated group has been living inside their "secure" systems for three years. The situation is so severe that the U.S. government (CISA) issued an Emergency Directive, giving federal agencies until 5:00 PM yesterday to patch their systems or pull them offline. It comes down to a fundamental flaw in traditional Web2 architecture: the Single Point of Failure - a topic we touch on a lot at PAW. ☝️ In these systems, there is a central "controller" that holds all the power. 🔐 Once hackers tricked the system into giving them access, they became the ultimate authority. They were able to "roll back" the software to an older, broken version to hide their activity and then erase the digital logs that would have sounded the alarm. When you can simply delete the evidence of a crime, true security is impossible. For three years, these intruders had a "Master Key" to global networks, and nobody knew because the central brain was compromised. 🗝️ If you’ve been following our blog updates, you know we talk about "Trust Layers" and "Immutable Ledgers." This crisis is the exact reason those features are no longer optional for enterprises. In the PAW ecosystem, you can’t just "roll back" software to hide a hack. 🧾 We are building our Subnets to anchor their status to our blockchain ledger. The result is a permanent, cryptographic receipt of what the system must look like. If an attacker tries to change the version, the math won't add up, and the network will reject the change instantly. ❌ 🧠 Cisco’s version of a network relies on a central brain to manage everything. If that brain is tricked, every branch and office is compromised at once. Our Next Era of PAW blog recently introduced Sovereign Subnets which are a total rethink of this: A Sovereign Subnet is its own isolated environment with its own rules. Even if one part of a network is targeted it does not grant a Master Key to everything else. You are moving from one vulnerable center to a network of independent high security lanes. 🧬 We are already working to move beyond fragile passwords. We aim to ensure that administrative power stays with the actual owner and not a remote attacker by integrating biometric entropy markers like fingerprints into the security process. The Cisco exploit happened because the world currently relies on "trusting" a central authority. We are building a foundation where you don't have to 'trust' that a system is secure - you verify it yourself, in real-time, on the ledger. Today’s government alerts are the proof that the old way is broken, and our roadmap is the way forward.

GM 👋 We’ve published a new blog, The Code & The Capital Part 1: Why We Started from Zero, looking back at the decisions that shaped our current infrastructure, including why we moved away from standard forks and chose to rebuild from the ground up. Today’s update focuses on how we approached building from zero, the challenges we faced early on, and how the foundation was built to support long-term scalability and security. ⚡️🔒 This is Part 1 of a multi-part series, with Part 2 scheduled for March 12th. 🧱 Click below to read 👇 pawchain.net/blog/code-capi…

GM 👋 Some of you may be wondering why we decided that custom is the way forward instead of just following the standard path. 👇 Most blockchains in this industry are essentially just repackaged versions of each other. Projects fork an existing architecture and launch because it’s fast. But when you do that, you're stuck with all the same bottlenecks and security flaws that the original code had. 😑 We decided that wasn't going to work for what we're building. We spent the last year writing our own code from scratch because we needed a custom foundation that could actually handle the scale we're aiming for. It definitely took us longer than a fork would have, but now we own the entire stack. 💪 We have a new blog series starting this Thursday. We’ve talked enough about our identity lately; this series moves in a different direction. 👀