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Associated Press
9 hours ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Bitcoin Solaris Enters Final Weeks of Presale with Explosive Growth and Mobile Mining Breakthrough
TALLINN, Estonia, June 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bitcoin Solaris (BTC-S), a next-generation blockchain project focused on scalability, energy efficiency, and mobile accessibility, has officially entered the final weeks of its presale, marking a pivotal moment for early adopters. With the presale set to close on July 31, momentum is surging as thousands of users join what's quickly becoming one of the most talked-about launches in the crypto space. At the heart of Bitcoin Solaris is a mission to create a blockchain that's not only high-speed and secure but also accessible to everyday users. Designed with mobile-first infrastructure and built on a dual-consensus model, BTC-S is setting the stage for a blockchain ecosystem capable of supporting real-world use cases—from decentralized finance (DeFi) and NFTs to tokenized real estate and e-voting. The Engine Behind Bitcoin Solaris: Power Meets Practicality Bitcoin Solaris doesn't just promise innovation, it delivers it at the protocol level. By combining a dual-consensus mechanism and mobile-first scalability, BTC-S brings a completely modernized architecture to the table. Here's how it breaks away from outdated networks: The performance is unmatched in its tier: Smart Contracts at Lightning Speed See Why Developers Love BTC-S A Wealth-Building Engine for the Mobile Generation At the core of BTC-S's mass appeal is its accessibility. The upcoming Solaris Nova app introduces mobile mining, allowing users to participate using just their smartphones, no expensive rigs, no complicated setups. You can estimate potential earnings through their mining calculator, showing exactly how BTC-S plans to bring mining rewards back to the people. This seamless user experience is one of the key reasons the project is catching fire. Unlike Bitcoin, which requires industrial-scale hardware to earn a fraction of a coin, Bitcoin Solaris is opening the gates for everyday investors to benefit directly from the network's growth. Real-World Utility Backed by Robust Infrastructure Bitcoin Solaris is more than just a fast network. It's built for real-world adoption, including support for: The dual-layer architecture also enhances privacy via optional Zero-Knowledge Proofs and protects against 51% and long-range attacks, making BTC-S a secure, high-speed alternative for serious developers and investors alike. Security and transparency are reinforced by successful audits from both Cyberscope and Freshcoins, giving investors confidence in its infrastructure. The Presale Frenzy: Numbers Don't Lie Bitcoin Solaris is currently in Phase 8 of its presale, priced at just $8. With a launch price set at $20, and less than 7 weeks left until it ends on July 31, the clock is ticking. Visit the Bitcoin Solaris site now before it enters Phase 9. Momentum is growing fast, just check crypto YouTube channels. Influencers like Ben Crypto and 2Bit Crypto have each done a full breakdown of why this is one of the most exciting crypto launches this year. Why Bitcoin Solaris Could Make Its Early Backers Rich There's no one-size-fits-all in crypto, but Bitcoin Solaris is checking all the right boxes for those hunting high-upside projects: More than just a presale buzzword, BTC-S represents the kind of practical, accessible crypto opportunity that's been missing from the market for years. The fact that the network is designed to reward real usage, not just holding, means that early adopters stand to gain much more than just token appreciation. As excitement builds and new features continue to roll out, Bitcoin Solaris is proving it's not here to follow Bitcoin, it's here to outshine it. 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Yahoo
10 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Resolutions of the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders from 20 June 2025
The annual general meeting of shareholders of AS Trigon Property Development (registry code: 10106774; hereinafter the 'Company') was held on 20 June 2025 in Tallinn, Pärnu mnt 18. The annual general meeting started at 10:00. 2,570,164 votes represented by the shares of the Company, i.e. 57,127% of all the votes represented by the shares of the Company, participated at the meeting. Therefore, the annual general meeting was competent to pass resolutions regarding the items on the agenda. Resolutions of the annual general meeting: 1. Approval of the annual report of the Company for the financial year 2024 To approve the annual report of the Company for the financial year 2024, in accordance with which the balance sheet value of the Company as at 31 December 2024 was 1,873,680 euros and the net profit for the financial year was 167,409 euros. In favour 2,569,152 votes i.e. 99.96% of all votes in the meeting and against 1,012 votes i.e. 0,04% of all votes in the meeting. Thus the resolution was adopted. 2. Allocation of the net profit for the financial year 2024 To approve the net profit allocation proposal made by the Management Board and to carry the net profit for 2024 in the amount of 167,409 euros to accumulated profit. In favour 2,569,152 votes i.e. 99.96% of all votes in the meeting and against 1,012 votes i.e. 0,04% of all votes in the meeting. Thus the resolution was adopted. 3. Appointment of the auditor for the financial year 2025 and determining the remuneration policy for the auditor To appoint AS PricewaterhouseCoopers (registry code 10142876, address Pärnu mnt 15, 10141 Tallinn) as the auditor of the Company for the financial year 2025. The auditing services will be paid for in accordance with the contract to be drawn up with the auditor. In favour 2,569,152 votes i.e. 99.96% of all votes in the meeting and against 1,012 votes i.e. 0,04% of all votes in the meeting. Thus the resolution was adopted. 4. Remuneration of the Supervisory Board member To pay the Supervisory Board member Aivar Kempi an one-off payment in the amount of EUR 2,400 and starting from 21.06.2025 a monthly fee of EUR 200. In favour 2,569,152 votes i.e. 99.96% of all votes in the meeting and against 1,012 votes i.e. 0,04% of all votes in the meeting. Thus the resolution was adopted. The minutes of the general meeting of shareholders are available on Company's web-page, at TomingasMember of the Management Board+372 66 79 200info@
CNA
a day ago
- Sport
- CNA
New coach Gattuso vows to restore enthusiasm to battered Italy
ROME :Italy's new coach Gennaro Gattuso on Thursday pledged to restore enthusiasm and create "a family" at the battered national team, aiming to secure qualification for the next World Cup after the Azzurri missed out twice in a row. Gattuso replaces Luciano Spalletti, who was sacked this month following a 3-0 defeat by Norway in a World Cup qualifier. He officially departed after overseeing his final match, a 2-0 victory against Moldova. "It's a dream come true, and I certainly hope to be up to the task. I know the job won't be easy, but nothing in life is easy," said Gattuso, who recently left Croatian club Hajduk Split after a third-placed finish in the country's top flight. Nicknamed 'Ringhio' (Growler) for his tenacious attitude on the pitch, the 47-year-old earned 73 caps for the Italian national team and was a key member of the 2006 World Cup-winning squad. Fans hope his strong character can help with the task of taking the four-time world champions to next year's World Cup, which will be played in the United States, Mexico and Canada. Italy, third in World Cup qualifying Group I, will host Estonia on September 5 before taking on Israel three days later. "My goal is that whoever comes to the training ground comes with great enthusiasm and to create a family," said Gattuso, who according to a source at the Italian soccer federation (FIGC) was given a one-year contract. Gattuso spent the bulk of his playing career at AC Milan, where he won two Champions League and two Serie A titles, before returning to coach the club from 2017 to 2019. As a manager he won the Coppa Italia with Napoli in 2020. "The primary aim is to create a sense of belonging" to the Azzurri team, Gattuso told reporters during his presentation to the press at a luxury hotel in central Rome. The new coach said he believed players felt the pressure of having missed out on qualification for two World Cups in a row and that was weighing on the team's performance. "We must be good at reacting, only those who react and give it all can get out of this situation," he said.
Associated Press
a day ago
- Sport
- Associated Press
Gattuso says Italy needs a different mentality to avoid missing another World Cup
ROME (AP) — Gennaro Gattuso is approaching his new job as the coach of an Italy squad in crisis with the same determination and combativeness he used to display on the field as a gritty midfielder. Replacing the fired Luciano Spalletti, with the four-time champion Azzurri in real danger of failing to qualify for a third straight World Cup, Gattuso knows there's no room for errors. 'I know it's not an easy job but nothing is easy in life,' Gattuso said at his presentation Thursday. 'There's not much to say. There's work to do. 'I need to get inside the players' heads. I hear often that we don't have the talent or good enough players anymore. But I think we have the players. We just need to put the players in condition to succeed. We need to get Italy back to the World Cup. That's fundamental.' Spalletti was fired after Italy lost its opening qualifier 3-0 at Norway. The Azzurri are already nine points behind Norway in their World Cup qualifying group — albeit having played two matches fewer than the leader. Gattuso's debut will be at home to Estonia on Sept. 5. Israel is also in the five-team Group I. Italy hosts Norway in the final round on Nov. 16. Only the group winner advances directly to next year's tournament co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico. The runner-up enters playoff brackets to be played next March. That was the stage where Italy was eliminated by Sweden and North Macedonia and ruled out of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, respectively. But Italy's struggles go back further, with the Azzurri having failed to advance past the group phase at the 2010 and 2014 World Cups. Gattuso, however, remains identified as one of the main catalysts of its run to the title in 2006. 'He responded without any hesitation to our call and with the same enthusiasm as when he was called up as a player to the national team,' Italian soccer federation president Gabriele Gravina said. 'And not simply enthusiasm. It's really a lot more: great spirit of sacrifice, great professionalism and diligence. He told me right away that nobody wins alone, that you win as a squad and a group.' New rules for injured players Gattuso said he wants to set a new standard of dedication whereby even injured players remain at the national team's training center. 'We have plenty of physical therapists and medical staff,' Gattuso said. 'If I had listened to my body, I would have played 50 fewer matches. We need to go beyond our limits.' Chiesa and Acerbi Gattuso said he had already made calls to 35 players, including Federico Chiesa. Chiesa was a standout on the Italy team that won the European Championship in 2021 but hasn't played much since leaving Juventus for Liverpool last year. 'I told Chiesa that he needs to find a way to play more regularly,' Gattuso said. One player who Gattuso did not call was 37-year-old defender Francesco Acerbi, who turned down his call up for the Norway match, where he was expected to mark Erling Haaland. 'I respect him,' Gattuso said. 'But I called other, younger players who I think can offer us something.' ___ AP soccer:
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
‘Before/After' Explores Transformation as Two Men Bond Over Baldness (Exclusive KVIFF Trailer)
Before/After (Avant/Après), French-Estonian writer, director and actor Manoël Dupont's debut feature about two men who bond over their baldness and travel to Istanbul for a hair transplant surgery, will world premiere in the Proxima Competition of the 59th edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) next month. The film is about Jérémy and Baptiste. 'Their shared baldness takes them to Istanbul, where clinics claim to reverse the course of time,' reads a plot description for the film. 'Amid shifting winds and silent unrest, they search for meaning in a city not their own. Day by day, a fragile bond forms, in the hope of change.' Before/After was written and directed by Dupont and produced by Boris Baum and Clara Brandt for Brussels-based production company Les Films de la Récré. Paris- and Marseille-based Outplay Films is handling sales on the movie. More from The Hollywood Reporter Melanie Rumani, BBC Studios and UKTV Global Head of Acquisitions, Dies at 50 'Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Cinematic Cut' Debut Marks KVIFF Expansion Into Gaming World 'Wicked,' 'Anora,' More 'Poker Face,' Record Number of Local Originals on SkyShowtime Slate (Exclusive) 'The idea of transformation is at the heart of Before/After (Avant/Après),' explains Dupont. 'What marks change? When do we say that something has truly happened — and why? What first intrigued me was the transplant itself. It's such a simple act: nothing is added, only moved. One hair follicle is taken from here and implanted there. It's not addition, it's displacement — and that alone is enough to create change.' Continued the filmmaker: 'That idea guided me narratively as well. I'm not interested in separating reality from fiction — I want them to nourish and echo each other. With Jérémy and Baptiste, we built the characters' past together. It gave us a quiet foundation, something we could lean on without locking anything in.' A KVIFF synopsis highlights that the movie 'gently explores the themes of queer identity, vulnerability and human intimacy,' adding that 'the pair's meanders through the Turkish metropolis heighten the atmosphere of the quest – namely the search for beauty in things that aren't perfect.' The trailer shows leads Baptiste Leclere and Jérémy Lamblot visiting a clinic, but especially talking to each other, including with foam on their heads, and bantering, including about the risk of ending up with 'shitty hair.' Dupont concluded: 'They are a great comic duo, full of irony, which definitely also shaped the film's story and tone along the way.' Watch the trailer for Before/After below. Best of The Hollywood Reporter 13 of Tom Cruise's Most Jaw-Dropping Stunts Hollywood Stars Who Are One Award Away From an EGOT 'The Goonies' Cast, Then and Now
