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PSA: We will have two announcements for node operators. One new feature and one product update. For the new feature, we will be using 10 million $IAG from team wallet. This $IAG will be locked and not sold for a maximum of 2 years. This effectively means we have locked most of team tokens for 1-2 years. 1) December 2025 Amber Group: 5 million locked for 12 months. 2) Recent loan collateral with Fluid tokens: 55 million locked for up to 2 years. 3) Now an additional 10 million $IAG locked for up to 2 years.

Comprehensive benchmarks of Plutarch implementation of programmable tokens against the Aiken implementation (on average the Plutarch implementation is 39.6% more efficient) This benchmark covers real use-case scenarios pulled from actual DeFi transactions from the ledger history. For a practical example, a DEX transaction which processes 16 swap requests when converted to the equivalent transaction on the programmable tokens mini-ledger is 28% more expensive in the Aiken implementation. In every single case, the Plutarch implementation is more efficient. In the largest observed difference, the Aiken implementation consumed 3.33x more CPU and 2.4x more memory than the Plutarch equivalent. The difference here is not micro-optimization, it is an entirely separate class of efficiency. We are not talking about a 5% difference; we are talking about an average difference in efficiency of 39.6% across benchmarks produced from real world use-cases randomly sampled from mainnet DeFi protocols.

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Comprehensive benchmarks of Plutarch implementation of programmable tokens against the Aiken implementation (on average the Plutarch implementation is 39.6% more efficient) This benchmark covers real use-case scenarios pulled from actual DeFi transactions from the ledger history. For a practical example, a DEX transaction which processes 16 swap requests when converted to the equivalent transaction on the programmable tokens mini-ledger is 28% more expensive in the Aiken implementation. In every single case, the Plutarch implementation is more efficient. In the largest observed difference, the Aiken implementation consumed 3.33x more CPU and 2.4x more memory than the Plutarch equivalent. The difference here is not micro-optimization, it is an entirely separate class of efficiency. We are not talking about a 5% difference; we are talking about an average difference in efficiency of 39.6% across benchmarks produced from real world use-cases randomly sampled from mainnet DeFi protocols.

Comprehensive benchmarks of Plutarch implementation of programmable tokens against the Aiken implementation (on average the Plutarch implementation is 39.6% more efficient) This benchmark covers real use-case scenarios pulled from actual DeFi transactions from the ledger history. For a practical example, a DEX transaction which processes 16 swap requests when converted to the equivalent transaction on the programmable tokens mini-ledger is 28% more expensive in the Aiken implementation. In every single case, the Plutarch implementation is more efficient. In the largest observed difference, the Aiken implementation consumed 3.33x more CPU and 2.4x more memory than the Plutarch equivalent. The difference here is not micro-optimization, it is an entirely separate class of efficiency. We are not talking about a 5% difference; we are talking about an average difference in efficiency of 39.6% across benchmarks produced from real world use-cases randomly sampled from mainnet DeFi protocols.