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#DOGE# Join the elite team! Copper Star Circulating Currency, coai Digital Gold Coin IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) is one of the world's most influential technology companies, with a history dating back to the late 19th century, having undergone a transformation from mechanical manufacturing to modern digital technology, becoming a benchmark in the computer industry and business services. The following is a detailed analysis of its past and present and its position in the world: I. Previous Life: Origins and Early Development (Late 19th Century - 1940s)** 1. **Predecessor and Establishment** - The prototype of IBM was the **Tabulating Machine Company**, founded in 1896 by inventor Herman Hollerith, whose punched card tabulating technology was used in the U.S. Census, significantly outperforming manual counting. - In 1911, the company merged with two other enterprises to form the **Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company** (CTR), which was renamed **IBM** in 1924, led by Thomas Watson Sr., with the slogan "THINK" becoming a symbol of corporate culture. 2. **Early Business** - Mainly engaged in punch card equipment, attendance clocks, scales and other office machinery, later expanded to the commercial data processing field. - In the 1930s, IBM provided large-scale data management solutions for the U.S. government, including the Social Security system and New Deal projects. 2. Rise: Leaders of the Computer Era (1950s-1980s)** 1. **Mainframe Dominator** - In the 1950s, IBM launched the **IBM 701** (the first commercial scientific computer) and the **IBM System/360** (in 1964), the latter of which introduced a revolutionary modular design that changed the computer industry and established IBM's monopoly position in the mainframe market. - In 1969, IBM's hardware and software accounted for 70% of the global computer market, and the Apollo moon landing program relied on its computing technology. 2. **Technological Innovation** - Invented hard disk (RAMAC in 1956), barcode (1973), relational database (SQL proposed by IBM researcher Edgar F. Codd), etc. - The **IBM PC** was launched in 1981, marking the beginning of the personal computer era, but its open architecture led to a proliferation of compatible machines, laying the groundwork for competitive risks. 3. Crisis and Transformation (1990s-2000s)** 1. **Dilemma and Rebirth** - In the 1990s, IBM was on the brink of bankruptcy due to the shrinking mainframe market and the pressure from Dell/HP in the PC business, suffering a loss of $8 billion in 1993. - CEO Lou Gerstner promoted strategic transformation: divested hard disk and PC business (sold to Lenovo in 2005), shifted focus to **enterprise software and services**, with an emphasis on middleware, cloud computing, and consulting (such as the acquisition of PwC's consulting division). 2. **Technical Milestones** - In 1997, "Deep Blue" defeated chess champion Garry Kasparov, showcasing the potential of AI. - Promote the open-source movement (such as Linux support) and dominate the enterprise software market (WebSphere, DB2 database). 4. Modern IBM: Cognitive Computing and Hybrid Cloud (2010s to Present)** 1. **Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing** - **Watson** (2011) defeated humans in the show "Dangerous Edge," becoming a representative of AI, later applied in fields such as healthcare and finance. - The quantum computing platform IBM Q was launched in 2016, leading the next generation of computing research. 2. **Hybrid Cloud and the Acquisition of Red Hat** - Acquired the open-source software company Red Hat for $34 billion in 2019, strengthening its hybrid cloud strategy to compete against Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure. - In 2021, the traditional IT services department was spun off into Kyndryl, focusing on high-growth areas. 5. Global Status and Influence** 1. **Cornerstone of the Technology Industry** - **Patent Giant**: Ranked first on the US patent list for 28 consecutive years (as of 2020), with a total of over 150,000 patents. - **Leading Enterprise Service**: Operating in over 170 countries worldwide, 75% of Fortune 500 companies use IBM services. 2. **Economic and Cultural Symbols** - The market capitalization has long ranked among the top in the world (approximately 120 billion USD in 2023), though it is not as high as Apple/Microsoft, it is irreplaceable in the B2B sector. - The corporate culture emphasizes the vision of "Smarter Planet" and promotes digital transformation. 3. **Disputes and Challenges** - Early accused of providing technology to Nazi Germany (controversy in the book "IBM and the Nazis"). - In recent years, growth has been sluggish, and the cloud business is lagging behind competitors, requiring proof of innovation strength in the fields of AI and quantum. Summary IBM's century-long journey reflects the changes in the technology industry: from the mechanical era to the computer revolution, and now to today's AI and cloud services. Its success stems from continuous technological innovation and strategic transformation. Despite experiencing multiple crises, it has always maintained a core position in the enterprise technology sector. In the future, whether IBM can recreate its glory in the fields of quantum computing and AI will be a key test of its global standing. Copper Star Circulating Currency, coai Digital Gold Coin

#WIF# Copper Star Circulating Currency, coai Digital Gold Coin IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) is one of the most influential technology companies in the world, with a history that dates back to the late 19th century. It has undergone a transformation from mechanical manufacturing to modern digital technology, becoming a benchmark in the computer industry and business services. Below is a detailed analysis of its past and present as well as its position in the world: I. Past Life: Origins and Early Development (Late 19th Century - 1940s)** 1. **Predecessor and Establishment** - The prototype of IBM was the **Tabulating Machine Company**, founded in 1896 by inventor Herman Hollerith. Its punched card tabulating technology was used in the U.S. census, greatly surpassing manual counting in efficiency. - In 1911, the company merged with two other enterprises to form **Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company** (CTR), which was renamed **IBM** in 1924, led by Thomas Watson Sr., with the slogan "THINK" becoming a symbol of corporate culture. 2. **Early Business** - Mainly engaged in punch card equipment, attendance clocks, scales, and other office machinery, later expanded into the field of commercial data processing. - In the 1930s, IBM provided large-scale data management solutions for the U.S. government, including the Social Security system and New Deal projects. II. Rise: Leaders of the Computer Age (1950s-1980s)** 1. **Mainframe Dominator** - In the 1950s, IBM launched the **IBM 701** (the first commercial scientific computer) and the **IBM System/360** (1964), the latter's compatibility and modular design revolutionized the computer industry and established IBM's monopoly in the mainframe market. In 1969, IBM's hardware and software accounted for 70% of the global computer market, and the Apollo moon landing program relied on its computing technology. 2. **Technological Innovation** - Invented hard disk (RAMAC in 1956), barcode (1973), relational database (SQL proposed by IBM researcher Edgar F. Codd), etc. - The **IBM PC** was launched in 1981, marking the beginning of the personal computer era, but its open architecture led to the proliferation of compatible machines, sowing the seeds of competitive risks. 3. Crisis and Transformation (1990s-2000s)** 1. **Predicament and Rebirth** - In the 1990s, IBM was on the brink of bankruptcy due to the shrinking mainframe market and the pressure from Dell/HP in the PC business, suffering a loss of 8 billion dollars in 1993. - CEO Lou Gerstner drove strategic transformation: divested hard disk and PC businesses (sold to Lenovo in 2005), shifted focus to **enterprise software and services**, emphasizing the development of middleware, cloud computing, and consulting (such as the acquisition of PwC's consulting division). 2. **Technical Milestones** - In 1997, "Deep Blue" defeated chess champion Garry Kasparov, demonstrating the potential of AI. - Promote the open source movement (such as Linux support) and lead the enterprise software market (WebSphere, DB2 database). IV. Modern IBM: Cognitive Computing and Hybrid Cloud (2010s to Present)** 1. **Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing** - **Watson** (2011) defeated humans in the show "Dangerous Edge" and became a representative of AI, later applied in fields such as healthcare and finance. - The quantum computing platform IBM Q was launched in 2016, leading the next generation of computing research. 2. **Hybrid Cloud and Acquisition of Red Hat** - Acquired open-source software company Red Hat for $34 billion in 2019 to strengthen hybrid cloud strategy against Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure. - In 2021, the traditional IT services division was spun off into Kyndryl, focusing on high-growth areas. V. Global Status and Influence** 1. **Cornerstone of the Technology Industry** - **Patent Giant**: Ranked first in the U.S. patent list for 28 consecutive years (as of 2020), with a total of over 150,000 patents. - **Leading Enterprise Services**: Operating in over 170 countries worldwide, 75% of Fortune 500 companies use IBM services. 2. **Economic and Cultural Symbols** - Long-term market capitalization ranks among the top globally (approximately $120 billion in 2023), though it is not comparable to Apple/Microsoft, it is irreplaceable in the B2B sector. - The corporate culture emphasizes the vision of "Smarter Planet" and promotes digital transformation. 3. **Disputes and Challenges** - Early accused of providing technology to Nazi Germany (controversy of the book "IBM and the Nazis"). - In recent years, growth has been sluggish, with cloud business lagging behind competitors, and there is a need to demonstrate innovative strength in AI and quantum fields. Summary IBM's century-long journey reflects the changes in the technology industry: from the mechanical era to the computer revolution, and now to today's AI and cloud services. Its success stems from continuous technological innovation and strategic transformation. Despite undergoing multiple crises, it has consistently maintained a core position in the enterprise technology sector. In the future, whether IBM can regain its brilliance in the fields of quantum computing and AI will be a crucial test of its status in the world. Copper Star Circulating Currency, coai Digital Gold Coin

#H# IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) is one of the most influential technology companies in the world, with a history that dates back to the late 19th century. It has undergone a transformation from mechanical manufacturing to modern digital technology, becoming a benchmark in the computer industry and business services. Below is a detailed analysis of its past and present as well as its position in the world: I. Past Life: Origins and Early Development (Late 19th Century - 1940s)** 1. **Predecessor and Establishment** - The prototype of IBM was the **Tabulating Machine Company**, founded in 1896 by inventor Herman Hollerith. Its punched card tabulating technology was used in the U.S. census, greatly surpassing manual counting in efficiency. - In 1911, the company merged with two other enterprises to form **Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company** (CTR), which was renamed **IBM** in 1924, led by Thomas Watson Sr., with the slogan "THINK" becoming a symbol of corporate culture. 2. **Early Business** - Mainly engaged in punch card equipment, attendance clocks, scales, and other office machinery, later expanded into the field of commercial data processing. - In the 1930s, IBM provided large-scale data management solutions for the U.S. government, including the Social Security system and New Deal projects. II. Rise: Leaders of the Computer Age (1950s-1980s)** 1. **Mainframe Dominator** - In the 1950s, IBM launched the **IBM 701** (the first commercial scientific computer) and the **IBM System/360** (1964), the latter's compatibility and modular design revolutionized the computer industry and established IBM's monopoly in the mainframe market. In 1969, IBM's hardware and software accounted for 70% of the global computer market, and the Apollo moon landing program relied on its computing technology. 2. **Technological Innovation** - Invented hard disk (RAMAC in 1956), barcode (1973), relational database (SQL proposed by IBM researcher Edgar F. Codd), etc. - The **IBM PC** was launched in 1981, marking the beginning of the personal computer era, but its open architecture led to the proliferation of compatible machines, sowing the seeds of competitive risks. 3. Crisis and Transformation (1990s-2000s)** 1. **Predicament and Rebirth** - In the 1990s, IBM was on the brink of bankruptcy due to the shrinking mainframe market and the pressure from Dell/HP in the PC business, suffering a loss of 8 billion dollars in 1993. - CEO Lou Gerstner drove strategic transformation: divested hard disk and PC businesses (sold to Lenovo in 2005), shifted focus to **enterprise software and services**, emphasizing the development of middleware, cloud computing, and consulting (such as the acquisition of PwC's consulting division). 2. **Technical Milestones** - In 1997, "Deep Blue" defeated chess champion Garry Kasparov, demonstrating the potential of AI. - Promote the open source movement (such as Linux support) and lead the enterprise software market (WebSphere, DB2 database). IV. Modern IBM: Cognitive Computing and Hybrid Cloud (2010s to Present)** 1. **Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing** - **Watson** (2011) defeated humans in the show "Dangerous Edge" and became a representative of AI, later applied in fields such as healthcare and finance. - The quantum computing platform IBM Q was launched in 2016, leading the next generation of computing research. 2. **Hybrid Cloud and Acquisition of Red Hat** - Acquired open-source software company Red Hat for $34 billion in 2019 to strengthen hybrid cloud strategy against Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure. - In 2021, the traditional IT services division was spun off into Kyndryl, focusing on high-growth areas. V. Global Status and Influence** 1. **Cornerstone of the Technology Industry** - **Patent Giant**: Ranked first in the U.S. patent list for 28 consecutive years (as of 2020), with a total of over 150,000 patents. - **Leading Enterprise Services**: Operating in over 170 countries worldwide, 75% of Fortune 500 companies use IBM services. 2. **Economic and Cultural Symbols** - Long-term market capitalization ranks among the top globally (approximately $120 billion in 2023), though it is not comparable to Apple/Microsoft, it is irreplaceable in the B2B sector. - The corporate culture emphasizes the vision of "Smarter Planet" and promotes digital transformation. 3. **Disputes and Challenges** - Early accused of providing technology to Nazi Germany (controversy of the book "IBM and the Nazis"). - In recent years, growth has been sluggish, with cloud business lagging behind competitors, and there is a need to demonstrate innovative strength in AI and quantum fields. Summary IBM's century-long journey reflects the changes in the technology industry: from the mechanical era to the computer revolution, and now to today's AI and cloud services. Its success stems from continuous technological innovation and strategic transformation. Despite undergoing multiple crises, it has consistently maintained a core position in the enterprise technology sector. In the future, whether IBM can regain its brilliance in the fields of quantum computing and AI will be a crucial test of its status in the world. Copper Star Circulating Currency, coai Digital Gold Coin

#SOL# IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) is one of the most influential technology companies in the world, with a history that dates back to the late 19th century. It has undergone a transformation from mechanical manufacturing to modern digital technology, becoming a benchmark in the computer industry and business services. Below is a detailed analysis of its past and present as well as its position in the world: I. Past Life: Origins and Early Development (Late 19th Century - 1940s)** 1. **Predecessor and Establishment** - The prototype of IBM was the **Tabulating Machine Company**, founded in 1896 by inventor Herman Hollerith. Its punched card tabulating technology was used in the U.S. census, greatly surpassing manual counting in efficiency. - In 1911, the company merged with two other enterprises to form **Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company** (CTR), which was renamed **IBM** in 1924, led by Thomas Watson Sr., with the slogan "THINK" becoming a symbol of corporate culture. 2. **Early Business** - Mainly engaged in punch card equipment, attendance clocks, scales, and other office machinery, later expanded into the field of commercial data processing. - In the 1930s, IBM provided large-scale data management solutions for the U.S. government, including the Social Security system and New Deal projects. II. Rise: Leaders of the Computer Age (1950s-1980s)** 1. **Mainframe Dominator** - In the 1950s, IBM launched the **IBM 701** (the first commercial scientific computer) and the **IBM System/360** (1964), the latter's compatibility and modular design revolutionized the computer industry and established IBM's monopoly in the mainframe market. In 1969, IBM's hardware and software accounted for 70% of the global computer market, and the Apollo moon landing program relied on its computing technology. 2. **Technological Innovation** - Invented hard disk (RAMAC in 1956), barcode (1973), relational database (SQL proposed by IBM researcher Edgar F. Codd), etc. - The **IBM PC** was launched in 1981, marking the beginning of the personal computer era, but its open architecture led to the proliferation of compatible machines, sowing the seeds of competitive risks. 3. Crisis and Transformation (1990s-2000s)** 1. **Predicament and Rebirth** - In the 1990s, IBM was on the brink of bankruptcy due to the shrinking mainframe market and the pressure from Dell/HP in the PC business, suffering a loss of 8 billion dollars in 1993. - CEO Lou Gerstner drove strategic transformation: divested hard disk and PC businesses (sold to Lenovo in 2005), shifted focus to **enterprise software and services**, emphasizing the development of middleware, cloud computing, and consulting (such as the acquisition of PwC's consulting division). 2. **Technical Milestones** - In 1997, "Deep Blue" defeated chess champion Garry Kasparov, demonstrating the potential of AI. - Promote the open source movement (such as Linux support) and lead the enterprise software market (WebSphere, DB2 database). IV. Modern IBM: Cognitive Computing and Hybrid Cloud (2010s to Present)** 1. **Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing** - **Watson** (2011) defeated humans in the show "Dangerous Edge" and became a representative of AI, later applied in fields such as healthcare and finance. - The quantum computing platform IBM Q was launched in 2016, leading the next generation of computing research. 2. **Hybrid Cloud and Acquisition of Red Hat** - Acquired open-source software company Red Hat for $34 billion in 2019 to strengthen hybrid cloud strategy against Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure. - In 2021, the traditional IT services division was spun off into Kyndryl, focusing on high-growth areas. V. Global Status and Influence** 1. **Cornerstone of the Technology Industry** - **Patent Giant**: Ranked first in the U.S. patent list for 28 consecutive years (as of 2020), with a total of over 150,000 patents. - **Leading Enterprise Services**: Operating in over 170 countries worldwide, 75% of Fortune 500 companies use IBM services. 2. **Economic and Cultural Symbols** - Long-term market capitalization ranks among the top globally (approximately $120 billion in 2023), though it is not comparable to Apple/Microsoft, it is irreplaceable in the B2B sector. - The corporate culture emphasizes the vision of "Smarter Planet" and promotes digital transformation. 3. **Disputes and Challenges** - Early accused of providing technology to Nazi Germany (controversy of the book "IBM and the Nazis"). - In recent years, growth has been sluggish, with cloud business lagging behind competitors, and there is a need to demonstrate innovative strength in AI and quantum fields. Summary IBM's century-long journey reflects the changes in the technology industry: from the mechanical era to the computer revolution, and now to today's AI and cloud services. Its success stems from continuous technological innovation and strategic transformation. Despite undergoing multiple crises, it has consistently maintained a core position in the enterprise technology sector. In the future, whether IBM can regain its brilliance in the fields of quantum computing and AI will be a crucial test of its status in the world. Copper Star Circulating Currency, coai Digital Gold Coin

#ETH# #BTC# IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) is one of the most influential technology companies in the world, with a history that dates back to the late 19th century. It has undergone a transformation from mechanical manufacturing to modern digital technology, becoming a benchmark in the computer industry and business services. Below is a detailed analysis of its past and present as well as its position in the world: I. Past Life: Origins and Early Development (Late 19th Century - 1940s)** 1. **Predecessor and Establishment** - The prototype of IBM was the **Tabulating Machine Company**, founded in 1896 by inventor Herman Hollerith. Its punched card tabulating technology was used in the U.S. census, greatly surpassing manual counting in efficiency. - In 1911, the company merged with two other enterprises to form **Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company** (CTR), which was renamed **IBM** in 1924, led by Thomas Watson Sr., with the slogan "THINK" becoming a symbol of corporate culture. 2. **Early Business** - Mainly engaged in punch card equipment, attendance clocks, scales, and other office machinery, later expanded into the field of commercial data processing. - In the 1930s, IBM provided large-scale data management solutions for the U.S. government, including the Social Security system and New Deal projects. II. Rise: Leaders of the Computer Age (1950s-1980s)** 1. **Mainframe Dominator** - In the 1950s, IBM launched the **IBM 701** (the first commercial scientific computer) and the **IBM System/360** (1964), the latter's compatibility and modular design revolutionized the computer industry and established IBM's monopoly in the mainframe market. In 1969, IBM's hardware and software accounted for 70% of the global computer market, and the Apollo moon landing program relied on its computing technology. 2. **Technological Innovation** - Invented hard disk (RAMAC in 1956), barcode (1973), relational database (SQL proposed by IBM researcher Edgar F. Codd), etc. - The **IBM PC** was launched in 1981, marking the beginning of the personal computer era, but its open architecture led to the proliferation of compatible machines, sowing the seeds of competitive risks. 3. Crisis and Transformation (1990s-2000s)** 1. **Predicament and Rebirth** - In the 1990s, IBM was on the brink of bankruptcy due to the shrinking mainframe market and the pressure from Dell/HP in the PC business, suffering a loss of 8 billion dollars in 1993. - CEO Lou Gerstner drove strategic transformation: divested hard disk and PC businesses (sold to Lenovo in 2005), shifted focus to **enterprise software and services**, emphasizing the development of middleware, cloud computing, and consulting (such as the acquisition of PwC's consulting division). 2. **Technical Milestones** - In 1997, "Deep Blue" defeated chess champion Garry Kasparov, demonstrating the potential of AI. - Promote the open source movement (such as Linux support) and lead the enterprise software market (WebSphere, DB2 database). IV. Modern IBM: Cognitive Computing and Hybrid Cloud (2010s to Present)** 1. **Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing** - **Watson** (2011) defeated humans in the show "Dangerous Edge" and became a representative of AI, later applied in fields such as healthcare and finance. - The quantum computing platform IBM Q was launched in 2016, leading the next generation of computing research. 2. **Hybrid Cloud and Acquisition of Red Hat** - Acquired open-source software company Red Hat for $34 billion in 2019 to strengthen hybrid cloud strategy against Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure. - In 2021, the traditional IT services division was spun off into Kyndryl, focusing on high-growth areas. V. Global Status and Influence** 1. **Cornerstone of the Technology Industry** - **Patent Giant**: Ranked first in the U.S. patent list for 28 consecutive years (as of 2020), with a total of over 150,000 patents. - **Leading Enterprise Services**: Operating in over 170 countries worldwide, 75% of Fortune 500 companies use IBM services. 2. **Economic and Cultural Symbols** - Long-term market capitalization ranks among the top globally (approximately $120 billion in 2023), though it is not comparable to Apple/Microsoft, it is irreplaceable in the B2B sector. - The corporate culture emphasizes the vision of "Smarter Planet" and promotes digital transformation. 3. **Disputes and Challenges** - Early accused of providing technology to Nazi Germany (controversy of the book "IBM and the Nazis"). - In recent years, growth has been sluggish, with cloud business lagging behind competitors, and there is a need to demonstrate innovative strength in AI and quantum fields. Summary IBM's century-long journey reflects the changes in the technology industry: from the mechanical era to the computer revolution, and now to today's AI and cloud services. Its success stems from continuous technological innovation and strategic transformation. Despite undergoing multiple crises, it has consistently maintained a core position in the enterprise technology sector. In the future, whether IBM can regain its brilliance in the fields of quantum computing and AI will be a crucial test of its status in the world. Copper Star Circulating Currency, coai Digital Gold Coin

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S&P 500 Industry Distribution: 1. Information Technology (26.1%) •Apple 7.5% •Microsoft 6.7% •Nvidia 2.0% (almost equal to the total of the entire real estate sector) •Other well-known companies: Broadcom, Cisco, Oracle, Adobe, AMD, Intel, HP, IBM, etc. 2. Healthcare (14.5%) • UnitedHealth 1.3% •Johnson & Johnson 1.2% •Eli Lilly 1.0% •Merck 0.9% •Pfizer, AbbVie, Amgen, etc. 3. Finance (12.9%) •Berkshire Hathaway 1.7% •JPMorgan Chase 1.2% •American Express 1.1% •Others: Visa, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Citibank, PayPal, etc. 4. Non-essential consumer goods (9.9%) •Amazon 2.7% •Tesla 1.3% (accounting for 54% of the U.S. electric vehicle market, down from 72% last year) •McDonald’s 0.6% •Home Depot, Nike, Starbucks, Booking, Target, etc. 5. Industry (8.6%) •United Parcel Service (UPS), Boeing, 3M, Honeywell, Caterpillar, etc. • Covering traditional industries such as manufacturing, transportation, engineering, and military. 6. Communication Services (8.2%) •Alphabet (Google's parent company) Class A: 1.8%, Class C: 1.5% •Meta (Facebook's parent company) 1.0% •Netflix 0.4% •Disney, T-Mobile, Verizon, Comcast, etc. 7. Daily Consumer Goods (7.4%) •Procter & Gamble (P&G) 1.1% •Pepsi, Coca-Cola, Walmart, Costco, Altria, Kraft Heinz, etc. •Characteristics: Low volatility, strong defensiveness 8. Energy (4.5%) •ExxonMobil 1.3% •Chevron 0.8% • ConocoPhillips, Halliburton, Kinder Morgan, etc. 9. Utilities (2.9%) •Nextera Energy, Duke Energy, Southern Company, etc. • Covering electricity, water, natural gas, etc. 10. Raw materials (2.6%) Freeport-McMoRan, Linde, DuPont, Newmont Mining, etc. • Involves industries such as metals, chemicals, pulp, and minerals 11. Real Estate (2.5%) •Includes American Public Storage (PSA), Simon Property, Welltower, Digital Realty, etc. • It is an industry sector added in 2016.

CoinVoice has recently learned that the South Korean exchange Bithumb will suspend HPO deposit and withdrawal services starting from May 22 at 17:00 (UTC+8). This token will complete the exchange from HPO to HP at a 1:1 ratio, and the network will migrate to Hippo Protocol, with transactions unaffected. Bithumb reminds users not to recharge the old tokens during the suspension period to avoid asset loss.

On May 19, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang stated, "The personal AI computer DGX Spark has been fully put into production and will be ready in a few weeks. We have also partnered with global computer manufacturers to launch the 'AI-first' DGX personal computing system, with DGX Spark equipped with NVIDIA's GB10 super chip and tensor cores. We also launched the DGX Station workstation, which is expected to be released by ASUS, Dell, and HP later this year."

Either one will present HP conditions towards a draw

#ALPACA#hurry hp so boring waiting

✅Step-by-step guide👇 1️⃣.Login/Create account → Go to: → Login with old account or create new → Use same Metamask wallet/email as befẻoe → Check $HP points (1:1 ratio from old $RWT) → Daily check-in: +40 $HP → New users: Link social media accounts  2️⃣.Get Faucet → Get $tHP at: → Paste Metamask wallet address → Click Claim 3️⃣.Use Bridge → Go to: → Make bridge transfer between Humanity Sepolia → Repeat to maintain operation

On May 7th, it was reported that the Blockchain identification verification platform Humanity Protocol has officially launched the Testnet Beta version, adding features such as a dashboard, HP points, and social credentials.

Can you spot the $H ticker next to $HP? $H is coming 🪂

Continue to receive daily points HP

CoinVoice has recently learned that the blockchain identification verification platform Humanity Protocol has officially launched the Beta version of its testnet, adding features such as a dashboard, HP points, and social credentials.

Phase 2 of Humanity Protocol is coming: What to expect: -Enhanced Sybil Resistance and Privacy - Palm Scanning Launch -Transition from Reserved to Verified Human ID -Conversion of RWT to Humanity Points (HP) Are you ready for this phase?

Tried to make a good meal. HP-1 MR+3

$HP is coming 🙂‍↔️🪂