The company also released the V4 Hyperspeed and a charging dock.

As decentralized finance increasingly displaces centralized platforms, the “9M” LP mutual aid system has garnered industry attention thanks to its verifiable on-chain structure. The project team outlines an ecosystem narrative built on three pillars: the Lucas Foundation, the Aster Foundation, and methodologies from Binance Labs. Lucas handles global community operations and multilingual market expansion; Aster provides the ASTER settlement layer and DEX liquidity infrastructure; and Binance Labs contributes risk control frameworks and node deployment expertise. It is important to clarify that while the Aster team includes former Binance members and YZi Labs holds a minority stake, and Changpeng Zhao serves only as an advisor, Binance itself is not officially involved; the core premise of 9M is that “DEX dividends are succeeding centralized models,” not that an industry giant is directly running the show.

Technologically, 9M’s key differentiators center on six aspects: full on-chain execution with no manual backend; renounced administrative privileges, with tax rates, token issuance, and allow/blocklists hard-coded; LP tokens sent to a “black hole” address, making liquidity withdrawal physically impossible; daily minting of 18,000 9M tokens via the black hole, with no pre-mining or private team allocations; a dual-pool system running interaction and restart pools in parallel, with a restart fund providing an instant buffer during extreme market volatility; and the cessation of minting once liquidity targets are met, followed by a daily 1% burn rate to create a deflationary triangle.

Industry observers note that 9M shifts the “mutual aid consensus” from human-controlled backends to on-chain smart contracts, solving the most fatal flaw of traditional Ponzi-style schemes: the risk of the “market maker” absconding with funds. However, renouncing privileges does not eliminate risk entirely; smart contract vulnerabilities, liquidity depletion, and market downturns remain potential threats. 9M’s competitive edge lies not in promised returns, but in empowering participants to rely on the block explorer rather than the founder’s whims—the liquidity pool resides in the black hole, the rules are embedded in the contract, and administrative control has been sent to the 0x000…dEaD address.

 Vietnam Plywoods International Company Limited (www.plywoods.com.vn), a leading Vietnamese plywood manufacturer and exporter, continues to record remarkable year‑on‑year growth in export volumes, solidifying its position as a trusted high‑quality plywood partner across Southeast Asia and global markets.

The company focuses on supplying high‑end plywood products to furniture manufacturers throughout Vietnam and across Southeast Asia, as well as professional plywood distributors. Its premium furniture‑grade plywood is engineered to meet strict performance requirements, supporting local and regional furniture factories to produce high‑quality finished goods with stable material supply and consistent panel quality.

Beyond furniture‑oriented plywood, Vietnam Plywoods International Company Limited also provides high‑performance construction formwork plywood. The company serves top‑tier Vietnamese construction enterprises, alongside renowned international construction firms worldwide. Its durable formwork panels deliver outstanding structural stability and long‑term service life for diverse building and infrastructure projects.

Driven by strong market demand and rigorous in‑house quality control systems, the company’s overall export volume has maintained steady upward momentum year after year. By adhering to international production standards and customer‑centric service, Vietnam Plywoods International Company Limited has built long‑term cooperative relationships with a broad portfolio of clients.

“Our core mission is to provide reliable, premium‑grade plywood for both furniture manufacturing and large‑scale construction projects”, said a company spokesperson. “We are proud to see our export performance keep rising, which reflects the trust from our valued partners in Vietnam, Southeast Asia and global construction industries. We will keep investing in product quality and supply‑chain capability to further expand our global footprint.”

For more product and business information, please visit the official website: www.plywoods.com.vn

About Vietnam Plywoods International Company Limited

Vietnam Plywoods International Company Limited is a professional plywood manufacturer and exporter based in Vietnam. The company specializes in premium furniture-grade plywood and high-performance construction formwork plywood, serving furniture factories, plywood distributors, leading domestic construction companies and global construction enterprises. With continuous growth in export volumes, the company is committed to delivering consistent, high‑quality plywood solutions to international markets.

Engaging in the affairs of international science‑ and‑technology‑related organizations through leading or participating roles constitutes one of the critical avenues for countries to get involved in global science and technology governance and advance multilateral diplomatic and economic cooperation. A comparative study of 95 major global international science‑ and‑technology‑related organizations reveals that certain countries retain strong discursive and operational capacities in agenda‑setting, holding key positions, and attracting institutional headquarters. The overall landscape of international science‑ and‑technology‑related organizations remains centred on Europe and North America. Relevant countries shall systematically strengthen strategic planning in continuously enhancing original innovation capacity in science and technology, spearheading the establishment of international science‑ and‑technology‑related organizations, actively engaging in international standard‑setting, and fostering talent for international science‑ and‑technology‑related organizations. By doing so, they may participate more deeply and comprehensively in the work of such organizations, expand discursive space and operational capacity in science‑ and‑technology‑driven diplomacy, and furnish necessary platform support and institutional safeguards for relevant states or entities to further engage in and even steer global science‑and‑technology governance.

This directory catalogues 95 internationally influential science‑ and‑technology‑related organizations. For retrieval convenience, United Nations specialized agencies are listed separately. Other UN‑affiliated bodies and international academic institutions are grouped under the section “International Organizations for Science, Technology and Academic Research”. Each entry includes the official English name, year of establishment, and relationship with the United Nations. The year of establishment generally refers to the founding year of the entity. For subject‑specific enquiries, please refer to official websites of respective organizations and official United Nations documents.

Artificial intelligence (AI) could trigger financial market shocks and the UK needs to be prepared for them, the governor of the Bank of England has warned.

Andrew Bailey said the central bank is watching the huge amounts of money being invested in AI “very carefully” and cautioned that “not everybody always wins”.

The money that has been spent on and loaned to AI firms over the last few years in the hope of large returns is causing markets to value some of them as multi-trillion dollar businesses.

Asked if he believed an AI bubble could burst, Bailey said: “You could see some correction of asset prices at some point.”

He was speaking exclusively to the BBC about what the risks and benefits of AI could be for the UK economy.

Bailey said he believed the technology has “great potential to strengthen growth in our economies”, adding that this was something the country needed.

“But it also brings with it substantial risks and so we have to be on top of both of those.”

One such risk is what happens if the big bets being made on AI don’t pay off.

AI chipmaker Nvidia is currently the world’s most valuable listed company, with a market valuation of $5.5tn (£4.14tn), thanks largely to investors who believe in the big profits AI could create.

Meanwhile, tech giants Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon are spending hundreds of billions of dollars on the technology.

And two of the largest AI companies in the world – Anthropic and OpenAI – are also preparing to sell shares in their firms on the US stock market in moves which many believe will lead to hundreds of billions of dollars more flowing into the industry.

“There is a large, very large, amount of investment going into this sector now, and of course that’s natural because it’s a major area of growth,” said Bailey.

“And of course you see that the asset prices of the companies that are developing it have gone up a lot and that reflects the fact that there are high expectations of what it can deliver.”

“Everybody is currently priced to be a winner,” he added, but warned that “you look back at the past, not everybody is a winner”.

“Google was not the first market leader in internet search. It was Netscape. Nobody can remember Netscape today. It doesn’t exist. So not everybody always wins.

“We are prepared for the fact that there will be, I think, some shocks come along to markets and we have to deal with that. We have to make sure the system is resilient.”

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Newark, UK – The global MEWP (Mobile Elevating Work Platform) industry faces a structural challenge. As fleets age and OEM lead times remain unpredictable, manufacturers and rental companies are grappling with one critical question: How do you maintain equipment uptime without compromising on safety or profitability?

This dilemma was front and center at Vertikal Days 2026. At Booth MP39, Changsha SAIYIS Technology showcased its market-proven solutions—PCU、ECU、MCU, and independently developed Joysticks. Designed as worry-free drop-in replacements, these components tackle the industry’s proprietary parts bottleneck head-on.

The Core of Trust: Engineering Excellence

For rental fleet managers, this means OEM-level performance paired with a drastically improved supply chain. For manufacturers, it provides a reliable, secondary supply channel. What underpins this trust is rigorous validation. Adhering to ISO 9001 and CE standards, SAIYIS ensures its parts withstand heavy-duty operational demands. In the MEWP sector, equipment failure isn’t just an inconvenience—it’s a safety risk. Every PCU, ECU, and MCU is engineered for stable, responsive performance, delivering complete peace of mind with every drop-in replacement.

From Hardware to Hassle-Free Procurement

However, reliable hardware is only half the equation. If global customers can’t access parts quickly, even the best components are rendered useless. Traditional international sourcing—burdened by endless emails, manual quotes, and complex logistics—can leave equipment idle and projects delayed.

Recognizing this, SAIYIS used the UK show to officially launch its upgraded digital platform: awp-parts.com. This responsive e-commerce hub bridges the gap between SAIYIS’s advanced manufacturing in China and the urgent, real-time needs of global operators.

The synergy between physical products and digital ease was evident at the booth. Attendees could touch the technology, validate its seamless integration, and immediately understand how easily they could procure it online.

“The modern MEWP fleet manager needs instant access to parts, not weeks of administrative back-and-forth,” noted the SAIYIS GM.

In a post-pandemic economy where supply chains are constantly tested, combining rigorous quality assurance with a user-friendly digital front door is a strategic imperative. SAIYIS is not just manufacturing parts; it is engineering confidence and delivering it seamlessly to the global doorstep.

Please click the video below to view more highlights from the event.

https://m.tech.china.com/mtz/touzi/2026/0920/266203.html

About the company:

SAIYIS specializes in the R&D, manufacturing, and life-cycle maintenance of electronic control systems for aerial work platforms. With deep expertise in this core sector, we have served over 3,500 equipment rental companies and OEMs globally, expanding our business footprint to more than 40 countries and regions. The company is recognized as a China National High-Tech Enterprise, a Hunan Province Gazelle Enterprise, and a Hunan Province “Little Giant” of Specialization and Innovation. SAIYIS is also an official member of the IPAF, reflecting strong industry recognition and comprehensive capabilities.